Why are Serre Chevalier's webcams the new Netflix of the summer?

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Ah! Serre Chevalier Vallée Briançon!

Its majestic mountains, verdant trails, sparkling rivers...
And its webcams, always there, scrutinized by thousands of impatient eyes, long before the vacations begin.

But what is it that drives so many people to stare at these little digital windows rather than be surprised when they arrive?

First, meteorological suspense

Let's be honest: who hasn't dreamed of becoming a meteorologist while watching the webcams of Serre Chevalier Vallée Briançon?

A cloud passes by? Panic on board, let's reconsider the whole week's hiking schedule.

A ray of sunshine? General alert, time to get out the bathing suits forgotten since last summer.

Checking the weather

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Secondly, the subtle art of anticipation

It's a well-known fact that observing an empty parking space 600 kilometers away is the best way to start your vacation.

"Here, I bet that's where I'll park

These are the kind of exciting thoughts that Serre Chevalier's webcams make possible.

Third, good-natured voyeurism

Let's face it, there's something a little Big Brother about watching the comings and goings of early vacationers, while silently judging their choice of outfits.

"Look at those tourists in their down jackets in 25-degree weather!

Fourth, tactical preparations.

Checking the webcam before setting off on a hike has become as crucial as checking your backpack.

You never know, if an army of marmots decided to invade the trails, it's best to be prepared.

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Webcams, a social phenomenon?

They've become as much a topic of conversation as the weather in England. "Did you see the webcam this morning? Looks like it was busy at the Prorel!"

In conclusion, dear future holidaymakers, keep watching the webcams - after all, it's partly thanks to them that the adventure begins. And who knows? Maybe one day, they'll be the subject of a documentary series: "Les Observateurs: L'Été en Direct". So, are you ready to binge-watch Serre Chevalier Vallée Briançon?