Aramón live cams

Aramón is the company that runs most of the ski resorts in Aragon. Founded in 2002, it is owned in equal shares by the Government of Aragon and the savings bank Ibercaja, and it manages Formigal-Panticosa and Cerler in the Pyrenees, and Javalambre and Valdelinares in the mountains of Teruel. Since it was created it has invested heavily in new lifts and in linking its resorts, most visibly by joining Formigal and Panticosa into a single ski area in 2014.

Its webcams are panoramic cameras made by feratel, the Austrian company that films many of the Alpine resorts. Instead of holding one fixed view, each camera turns slowly on its mount and records a short high-definition clip of a wide arc of the mountain, which plays here in the player that feratel offers to the resorts. On this site they show Anayet, Garmet, Cantal and Panticosa in Formigal-Panticosa, and El Bosque and Ampriu in Cerler, from about 1,900 m to 2,150 m. Their images also feed cameras on Windy, whose 24-hour time-lapses appear alongside them. Some cameras are switched off outside the ski season; each resort page links to Aramón's own webcam pages.