Obergurgl-Hochgurgl Live Webcams

This Hochgurgl webcam sits at the heart of the ski area at 2410 meters, looking up across the full extent of the resort's terrain toward the upper mountain. It's the most comprehensive single view of Hochgurgl's runs and lifts, giving you an instant read on snow coverage and visibility conditions before you head out. Check this first to assess the overall state of the mountain on any given day.

Monitor the main junction connecting both halves of this dual-resort destination through these Hochgurgl cams positioned at 2157 meters. This is where the Hochgurgl and Obergurgl ski areas meet, making it the strategic heart of the combined 112-kilometer trail network. Watch skier flow and snow conditions at this key interchange to plan the most efficient route between the two ski areas throughout the day.

This Obergurgl webcam broadcasts live from the summit of the Hohe Mutbahn at 2670 meters, where the iconic Hohe Mut Alm restaurant overlooks some of the resort's finest upper-mountain terrain. Snow conditions here are indicative of the quality across Obergurgl's higher runs, making this a reliable reference point for planning your day on the upper half of the ski area. One of 50 runs across this high-altitude Tyrolean resort is just below this lens.

Scan the Obergurgl live cams from the top of the Roßkarbahn gondola at 2670 meters, where the Festkogel restaurant sits high above the village with commanding views across the resort. This elevated position captures the widest perspective of Obergurgl's upper terrain, letting you assess snow quality and weather rolling in from the south. Essential viewing for skiers targeting the resort's more challenging descents in this famously snow-sure corner of the Ötztal Alps.

Positioned just above the traditional village at 2005 meters, this Obergurgl webcam runs as a 24-hour timelapse, giving you a continuous record of how conditions have evolved throughout the day and overnight. It's the ideal camera for tracking fresh snowfall accumulation or morning clearing after a storm. A practical lower-mountain reference point that complements the higher-elevation views elsewhere across the resort.