Live Webcams in the Swiss Alps

The Swiss Alps cover most of Switzerland’s south and east, and the live webcams in the Swiss Alps let you move through them the way the trains do: glacier viewpoints, ski-village high streets, cog-railway stations, mountain lakes and passes, cycling from one to the next so the whole range passes by in a sitting. Interlaken, between its two lakes under the Jungfrau, is the usual base for the Bernese Oberland, and the Engadine and the Valais have their own webcams and their own weather. Switzerland keeps Central European Time, UTC+1 and UTC+2 in summer; the mountains are clearest in the first hours after sunrise, before the afternoon cloud builds, and again at dusk when the peaks catch the last light. Jungfraujoch, at 3,454 metres, holds the highest railway station in Europe. December to April for snow, June to September for green passes and open roads.