Here you have the Candanchú webcams live: the four station cameras and two from the DGT on the N-330a, the access road, plus weather and snow right now at three elevations. With them you can see at a glance if there's snow on the slopes, if it's clear up top and if the road is white before heading toward Somport.
Candanchú Webcams Live
The four slope cameras are from the resort itself and stream live video with ipcamlive. The last two are DGT traffic cameras: still images of the N-330a that refresh every so often.
Images: Candanchú / ipcamlive, DGT. If a camera doesn't load, it's usually under maintenance; try another or come back in a few minutes. It's normal to see them dark at night.
Seeing snow? Book your ski rental at Candanchú (full adult set from 26 €/day) and arrive with your equipment already reserved.
Weather and Snow at Candanchú Now
Temperature, wind and forecast snowfall at three elevations of Candanchú: base, mid-level and high altitude. This is a weather model forecast, not a slope measurement; high-altitude gusts tell you if strong winds and possible high-lift closures are coming.
Base · 1,530 m
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Mid-level · 1,950 m
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High altitude · 2,400 m
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Data from Open-Meteo: this is the model forecast at each elevation, not a physical weather station.
What to Look For in Candanchú Webcams Before You Go
- Is the N-330a white? The two DGT cameras tell you if there's snow on the road. If the asphalt is white, the DGT may require chains toward Somport.
- Is it clear up top? Compare Rinconada with Cima Tortiellas. If up there there's fog or snow blowing off the ridges, expect strong wind and possible high-lift closures.
- How's the snow? Dull and without tracks after fresh snowfall: new snow. Shiny early in the day: hard or frozen snow, better to wait for the sun to soften it.
- Is anyone skiing? Since the resort cameras are live video, on Pista Grande you can see if there are already skiers and how busy it is.
When to Check the Webcams
The afternoon before, watch the slope cameras before dark and the DGT ones to see if there's already snow on the road. In the morning, look again as soon as it's light: first the N-330a, to decide whether to have chains handy, then the slope cameras.
Getting to Candanchú: The N-330a and Chains
Candanchú is in the Aragón valley (Huesca), next to Somport pass and the French border. You get there on the N-330a, the road monitored by the two DGT cameras on this page. With snow, the DGT may require chains on the N-330a toward Somport: check dgt.es or call 011 before you leave.
Astún is just a few kilometers away, in the same area. If you're torn between the two, also check the Astún webcam and compare.
If the Webcam Says Yes: Get Your Equipment Ready
If the webcams say yes, book your ski rental at Candanchú online and arrive with your equipment already reserved. If you don't yet have a lift pass, check the Candanchú lift pass types and prices. Full adult set from 26 €/day.
Frequently Asked Questions About Candanchú Webcams
What webcams does Candanchú have?
If you search "Candanchú webcam", there are four from the resort in live video: Rinconada (Sarrios), Pista Grande (Aralar), Tuca Blanca and Cima Tortiellas. Plus two DGT cameras on the N-330a, the access road.
How often do Candanchú's cameras update?
The resort ones are live video, so you see the moment right now. The DGT ones are still images that refresh every so often.
Can you see Candanchú webcams at night?
At night the image is dark. Look again as soon as it gets light.
Is there snow at Candanchú today?
Watch Pista Grande and Cima Tortiellas, and the weather block above with yesterday's and today's and tomorrow's forecast snowfall at base, mid-level and high altitude. To see which slopes are open, check the resort's snow report.
Do I need chains to drive up to Candanchú?
With snow, the DGT may require them on the N-330a toward Somport. Check the two DGT cameras on this page and see dgt.es or call 011.
Do the DGT cameras show the slopes?
No. They're traffic cameras: they show the N-330a and its surroundings. To see the slopes, use the four resort cameras.
