
Rzyki - widok na dolny stok i orczyk w Czarnym Groniu
Lesser Poland, Poland — 0.3 km

Czarny groń - widok na stok pośredni
🇵🇱 Lesser Poland · Poland — Altitude 719 m
This camera looks over the middle section of the Czarny Groń ski slope in southern Poland. It is a useful way to judge snow and visibility on the piste before you travel. The live player is paired with local weather and time so you can check conditions at a glance.
Czarny Groń is a wooded mountain in the Beskid Wyspowy range of Lesser Poland, rising to about 719 metres above sea level. The area is known for its rolling ridges, forest tracks and small mountain villages. Its ski slopes draw families and local skiers from nearby towns, and the surroundings are quiet compared with the larger resorts farther south.
The title points to a view of the middle part of the slope, so expect to see a section of piste rather than the summit. The picture is most useful on clear mornings when the snow surface and grooming are easiest to judge, and during winter weekends when the slope is busiest. Fog and snowfall can reduce visibility quickly, so the weather block on this page is worth checking alongside the image.
Winter brings the most reliable snow cover here, usually from December to March, though conditions depend on the season and recent weather. Mountain temperatures are noticeably colder than in the valleys, so dress for wind at height. Nearby cameras on this site cover the lower slope, the upper station and the ice rink at Rzyki, which helps you compare conditions across the area.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change within hours, so check it just before you set off.
The local time is displayed on this page and updates automatically for the Polish time zone. It is useful for planning when to watch the slope.
The camera overlooks the middle section of the ski slope on Czarny Groń in Lesser Poland, at about 719 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Clear winter mornings and busy weekends are usually the most informative, since you can see snow cover and slope activity. Check the weather block for visibility before you watch.
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