Mölltaler Glacier Live Webcams

Scan the Mölltaler Glacier webcams from the very top — the Schareck peak sits at 3123 meters, the highest point in the entire ski area, with this camera facing west across the high-alpine terrain. Real-time visibility conditions here set the tone for the whole mountain, making this the essential first check before heading up. On clear days the westward panorama stretches deep into the surrounding Carinthian mountain ranges.

This Mölltaler webcam captures the resort's far western terrain at 2821 meters, where the Altecklift serves some of the best intermediate and advanced runs on the glacier. Watch current snow conditions across these quieter, less-crowded slopes before committing to the western sector of the ski area. A useful conditions check for experienced skiers looking to escape the busier central pistes.

Explore the Mölltaler Glacier live cams starting with this northward-looking perspective from the Panoramabahn restaurant at 2795 meters, aimed directly up toward the summit region. It's an ideal vantage point for assessing upper mountain snow quality and visibility before riding the lifts higher. Updated every 10 minutes, this view gives a clear read on conditions across the glacier's most challenging terrain.

Check the Mölltaler cams at the lower mountain for a real-time look at the Schwarzkopflift area at 2384 meters, where piste 12 provides one of the glacier's most accessible runs for beginners and intermediates. This lower-elevation view is particularly useful early and late in the season when snow coverage at the base can vary. Monitor conditions here to plan the easiest route back to the valley floor.

Positioned at 2800 meters near the resort's mid-mountain hub, this Mölltaler Glacier webcam looks back toward the striking ice lake that sits at the heart of the ski area. The frozen lake serves as a natural landmark for orienting yourself across the glacier's terrain, and this live view captures the surrounding snow conditions and skier activity in real-time. Updated every 10 minutes, it's a great reference point for planning your route between the eastern and western sectors of the mountain.