Lake Thun, live – the webcam in Därligen near Interlaken

The camera sits at the Surfers Lodge in Därligen, about 7 km from Interlaken, looking west across Lake Thun. A new picture arrives every two minutes – plus weather, water temperature, the day in fast motion and hour-by-hour pictures from the last few days.

Live webcam picture of Lake Thun: the view from the Surfers Lodge in Därligen near Interlaken, looking west across the lake
Webcam Surfers Lodge, Därligen near InterlakenLast updated

Weather at Lake Thun – 7 days

MeteoSwiss, forecast for Därligen

Lake Thun water temperature

FOEN, gauging station Thun (Aare at the lake outflow)

Weather: MeteoSwiss · Water: FOEN

The camera at a glance

Location
Surfers Lodge, Dorfstrasse 74–78, 3707 Därligen (canton of Bern, Switzerland)
Direction of view
West across Lake Thun; the picture shows the flank of the Beatenberg and the railway line along the shore.
Distance to Interlaken
About 7 km
Refresh rate
A new picture every two minutes; the time of the shot is shown below the image.
Weather
MeteoSwiss, forecast for Därligen (7 days)
Water temperature
FOEN, gauging station Thun – it measures the Aare at the lake outflow, a close proxy for the lake itself.
Archive
Timelapse of the previous day and hour-by-hour pictures from the last few days.
Operated by
SurfersHome (Resonus GmbH), Därligen – our own camera on our own server, not a third-party webcam platform.

Frequently asked questions about the webcam

Where exactly is this webcam?

At the Surfers Lodge in Därligen on Lake Thun, about 7 km from Interlaken. It looks west across the lake.

Is this a webcam in Interlaken?

Not quite: it stands in Därligen, about 7 km outside Interlaken, and looks across Lake Thun away from Interlaken. Interlaken itself is not visible in the picture.

How often is the picture refreshed?

Every two minutes. The time of the current shot is shown below the image.

How warm is Lake Thun right now?

The current reading is above, under «Lake Thun water temperature». It comes from FOEN, gauging station Thun, which measures the Aare just after the lake outflow – a close proxy for the lake itself.

Can I look at older pictures?

Yes. The timelapse covers the whole previous day, and the viewer below steps hour by hour through the last few days.