Webcams in Chamonix

This webcam view from the Aiguille du Midi looks up to the Mont Blanc and the start of Les 'Trois Monts' mountaineering route to the summit. Off to the left is the start of the Vallée Blanche - off-piste glacier skiing and access to the high mountains, whilst to the right a clear view down the valley towards Les Houches.

This webcam gives you a view of the pinnacle of the Aiguille du Midi (3842m) from the opposite side of the Valley.

This Brevent webcam view gives you a glimpse of the current queue conditions going up the Planpraz telecabin for the Brevent ski area.

This webcam view looks down over Planpraz & the Brevent ski area in Chamonix. The area is south facing and gets plenty of sunshine, with several cruisy blues, some steep reds and stacks of off-piste access. This Chamonix webcam is situated at the very top of the Brevent.

This is a webcam view from the other side of Mont Blanc in Italy, from the resort of Courmayeur. When weather conditions are good or bad in Chamonix they can be totally different over here. It's always useful to see what is going on in the Courmayeur ski area, especially with regards the snow conditions in winter - for that sneaky powder day or when the blizzards are in in Cham, Courmayeur can be basking in sunshine and it's only short drive or bus trip through the Mont Blanc Tunnel. And the coffee is so much better over there it's worth the drive just for a cup...

This webcam view gives you a glimpse of the current conditions up across the Domaine de Balme ski area and is very handy to see what the queues are like at the Autannes chairlift.

This webcam from the top end of the valley at the Domaine de la Balme, which links Le Tour and Vallorcine. Giving a fun ski area for beginners and families down the front slopes and some fantastic tree-lined off-piste for the more advanced skier/snowboarder down the back. Usually one of the quieter Chamonix ski areas, you can also check out our webcam view from the Autannes chairlift.

This panoramic 360° webcam view from the top of Bettex - Mont d'Arbois gondolas gives a great view of the Evasion Mont-Blanc ski area, which is included in all Mont Blanc Unlimited ski passes of 2 days or longer.

View the Grands Montets conditions up close and personal. This webcam is at Lognan (1972m), the main meeting point at the Grands Montets ski area - giving a view of the Herse chairlift. This location also plays host to the Chamonix Freeride Days at the end of the season.

This is the only webcam view in the valley which gives a complete overview of the Grands Montets ski area - home to much of Chamonix's most infamous ski terrain. In fact the area is so steep and large we have had to tilt the image to get it to fit in a panoramic view, so the true steepness needs 20 degrees adding to it! On the left-hand side, between the cables, is the Lognan area, whereas the small(ish!) summit towards the top right is the top of the 'top cable-car'. The bottom left is the way down towards the 'Dream Forest'....

A view of Les Drus and La Verte (4122m) overlooking Les Grands Montets ski area. This area is one of the prime locations for mountaineering in the region, however there have been some spectacular large scale collapses which means that parts of the area have become off limits.

View directly onto the Mer de Glace glacier in Chamonix. Located on the northern slopes of the Mont Blanc massif, at 5.6km long and 200m deep, the Mer de Glace is the second longest glacier in Europe. See it for yourself with a walk and/or a train ride up to the Montenvers site. Before you go it is worth checking our webcam view overlooking the Montenvers railway station in Chamonix to see if there are any queues.

Panoramic view of the valley from the top of the top of the Brevent up at 2525 metres looking over the whole of Chamonix town, Brevent ski area and a stunning view over the Mont Blanc range.

Close-up of the summit of the Mont Blanc, at a massive 4810m. Mont Blanc is one of only a handful of peaks in the world that is actually easier to conquer than some of its neighbouring summits. Still, it's no walk in the park either! You can read more on what's involved in climbing the Mont Blanc.

Webcam view overlooking the Montenvers railway top station at the Mer de Glace. Arrival point of the famous little red train, with regular departure to the Mer de Glace glacier.