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Wisła - skocznia Adama Małysza
🇵🇱 Silesian Voivodeship · Poland — Altitude 594 m
This camera points at the Adam Małysz ski jump in Wisła, a mountain town in southern Poland. It is a useful way to see the jumping hill and surrounding slopes as they look right now. Use the live player together with the local weather and time shown below.
Wisła lies in the Beskid Śląski range of the Silesian Voivodeship, at around 590 metres above sea level. The town is best known as a winter sports centre and as the home of Poland's most celebrated ski jumper, Adam Małysz. The jumping hill named after him is one of the town's landmarks and is closely tied to Polish ski jumping history.
The title names the jumping hill, so the view is centred on the ski jump and its approach rather than on the town as a whole. The scene changes most with the season: in winter, snow cover and competitions bring the most activity, while in summer and autumn the hill tends to be quieter and greener. Depending on the angle and the weather, you may see clouds drifting over the slopes, which are worth checking before you plan a visit.
Wisła has a continental mountain climate, with cold, snowy winters and mild, showery summers, so conditions can change quickly between valley and ridge. Winter is the main season for skiing, while late spring and early autumn suit walking. Other live views from the area include the Cieńków ski station from above, the Cieńków ski station, a view of Wisła from Kozińce, and the Nowa Osada ski slope.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Wisła are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the town sits in the mountains, it is worth checking them before travelling.
The local time for Wisła is shown on this page and follows Polish time. It updates on its own, so you can compare it with your own time zone.
The camera is directed at the Adam Małysz ski jump in Wisła, in the Silesian Voivodeship of southern Poland. The map on this page shows its position in the town.
Winter is usually the most active period, especially when there is snow and competitions. Summer and autumn offer a calmer view of the hill and surrounding greenery.
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