Illustration of Gstaad in winter

Switzerland · Bernese Oberland

Gstaad webcams.

Gstaad webcams: official views of the Promenade, Wasserngrat, Rinderberg, Sparenmoos and Glacier 3000, with current Saanenland weather.

Gstaad's cameras are on the publisher's own site: this page links to 12 official views from Gstaad Saanenland Tourismus.

Official cameras

Gstaad - 12 official webcams

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Gstaad at a glance

What the mountain is best for, when the season runs and what to look for on the cameras. Confirm lifts, snow and roads with the official report before you go.

Best for
Relaxed skiing across several small mountains, a chalet village and the nearby Glacier 3000
Typical season
Mid-December to March, conditions permitting
Watch for
Snow cover on the lower slopes, mild spells and cloud at Glacier 3000
Location
Bernese Oberland, Switzerland
Coordinates
46.4750, 7.2860
Cameras
12 on the official page
Published by
Gstaad Saanenland Tourismus
Official site
gstaad.ch
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Gstaad webcams: what each camera shows

  1. Gstaad - 12 official webcams

    Official views of the Promenade, Wasserngrat, Rinderberg Spitz, Sparenmoos, Glacier 3000 and Lauenen.

    Opens on the publisher's site · Gstaad Saanenland Tourismus · View at Gstaad Saanenland Tourismus

About Gstaad

Gstaad is a chalet village in the Saanenland, in the far west of the Bernese Oberland, surrounded by several small ski mountains. Most of its slopes are low and wooded, while Glacier 3000 nearby gives high-altitude skiing. These Gstaad webcams show the village and each of its mountains.

Which Gstaad webcam to check first

Start with the Promenade for the village, then Wasserngrat and Rinderberg for the slopes. Sparenmoos and Lauenen show the quieter valleys, and the Glacier 3000 camera shows the high mountain.

Before you go to Gstaad

Check the cable car operating dates and the MeteoSwiss forecast before you go. The lower slopes depend on snowmaking in mild spells.

A note on safety

Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.