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Webcam-Coordinates: 46.914444 / 13.875000
Altitude over sea: 1790m
Weather-Webcam-Motiv: Bergbahnen Turracher Höhe
Newest Webcam-Picture: 07.05.2024 20:57:06
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Sunset: 20:26 hours
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Weather Webcam Turracherhoehe (Turracherbahn): Track time-lapse weather Webcam live weather Turracherhoehe. Turracherhoehe refers to a village, an alpine pass and a landscape in the Gurktaler Alps in Austria. The homonymous settlement and the Turracher See on the pass are divided by the border between Styria and Carinthia to two federal states. Due to the remote from early settlement areas and high location, the area was settled relatively late. Beginning in the 17th century, mining began below the Turracherhoehe; later, the pass was opened up by a paved road. In the course of the twentieth century, the region was gradually opened up to tourism. The growing biodiversity of plants and animals on the Turracherhoehe one tries to do justice to landscape conservation areas and careful and natural development of tourism facilities.Weather Webcam Turracherhoehe (Turracherbahn): Track time-lapse weather Webcam live weather Turracherhoehe. Turracherhoehe refers to a village, an alpine pass and a landscape in the Gurktaler Alps in Austria. The homonymous settlement and the Turracher See on the pass are divided by the border between Styria and Carinthia to two federal states. Due to the remote from early settlement areas and high location, the area was settled relatively late. Beginning in the 17th century, mining began below the Turracherhoehe; later, the pass was opened up by a paved road. In the course of the twentieth century, the region was gradually opened up to tourism. The growing biodiversity of plants and animals on the Turracherhoehe one tries to do justice to landscape conservation areas and careful and natural development of tourism facilities.