Levi - Gondola2000 - Gare inférieure
Lapland, Finland — 1.9 km
Levi - South Point
🇫🇮 Lapland · Finland — Altitude 200 m
This live camera looks over the South Point area of Levi, one of Finland's largest ski resorts in Lapland. It is a useful way to judge conditions on the hill, see how much snow has fallen, and check whether the lifts are running before you set off. The stream is provided by its owner and embedded here with a link to the original source.
Levi sits in the fells of northwestern Lapland, close to the Arctic Circle, in the municipality of Kittilä. The fell landscape is low, forested and open above the tree line, and the resort is known for its long ski season, reliable snow and tourism built around winter sports. In summer the area is quieter and popular with hikers, while the surrounding wilderness is typical of Finnish Lapland.
The title points to the southern part of the resort, so the view is likely to cover slopes and the approaches around them. Depending on the view, you may see groomed pistes, skiers, snow cover and changes in light. Mid-winter daylight is short, so the most useful moments are usually late morning and early afternoon, when the light is best for judging the snow.
Winter is the main season, typically from late autumn to spring, and temperatures in January and February can fall well below freezing. Dress in layers and check the current weather block on this page before planning. Other cameras in the area include the Gondola2000 lower station, the Adventure Park, Tuikku and the Zero Point Levi Finland camera in Kittilä, which can help you compare conditions across the resort.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Levi are shown in the live block on this page, updated automatically. Check it before heading out, as conditions in Lapland can change quickly.
The local time for Levi is shown on this page and follows Finnish local time. It is a useful reference when planning when to watch the slopes.
The camera is at Levi in the Lapland region of northern Finland, near the Arctic Circle. The map on this page shows its position within the resort area.
Watch during daylight hours in the ski season for the clearest view of pistes and skiers. Mid-day tends to offer the best light in winter, and the live stream is available whenever the source is broadcasting.
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