Luosto - Fell - Aurora Live
Lapland, Finland — 53 km
🇫🇮 Lapland · Finland — Altitude 151 m
This live camera looks out over Kamijarvi, a small community in the Lapland region of northern Finland. Watch the stream to get a sense of the conditions here, from open water and snowfields to the changing light of the far north. The page also shows local time and weather so you can plan your viewing.
Kamijarvi sits in Lapland, the vast northern region of Finland that stretches above the Arctic Circle. The area is known for its forests, lakes and open tundra, with a quiet, spacious character typical of the Finnish north. Settlements here are small and spread out, so the landscape often dominates the scenery. The region is also the traditional home of the Sami people, whose culture remains part of daily life across Lapland.
Because the stream is a live view of the surroundings, the picture changes with the season and the weather. In winter you may see snow cover, low sun and long blue shadows, while summer brings bright, nearly sleepless nights and green vegetation. Early mornings and evenings are often the most atmospheric, when light shifts slowly across the landscape. Clouds, fog and precipitation can change the view quickly.
Lapland has a subarctic climate with long, cold winters and short, mild summers. Snow usually stays on the ground for much of the year, and the best time to visit for many travelers is late winter for snow activities or midsummer for the midnight sun. The Salla camera is about 56 km away, Apukka is 64 km away, Rovaniemi's Santa Claus Village is 72 km away and Kuusamo is 124 km away, all useful for comparing conditions across the region.
Source: Kamijarvi Webcam
Lapland, Finland — 53 km
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block above the stream. The figures update on the page so you can see what is happening right now.
The local time is displayed on the page and follows the Finnish time zone, including daylight saving changes. The clock on the page is the most reliable reference for the current hour.
The camera is in Kamijarvi in the Lapland region of Finland, at an altitude of about 151 metres. A map on the page marks its location within the wider region.
It depends on what you want to see. Winter offers snow and low light, while summer brings long days and the midnight sun. Early morning and evening are often the most interesting times of day.
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