
Olympos Teleferik - Kemer
Antalya, Türkiye — 35 km
🇹🇷 Antalya · Türkiye — Altitude 1900 m
This live camera looks out over Saklikent, a mountain location in Antalya province at roughly 1,900 metres above sea level. Watch the stream to judge conditions before you travel, or simply to see how the mountain weather is developing.
Saklikent lies in the Taurus Mountains above the Teke region of southwestern Türkiye. It is best known for its gorge, a deep limestone canyon cut by a river that is fed by snowmelt from the surrounding peaks. The landscape is rugged and sparsely built up, and the cooler altitude sets it apart from the coastal resorts only a short drive away.
As a mountain view, the stream is most useful for checking cloud cover, visibility and snow on the higher slopes. Mornings are often clearer, while clouds tend to build up over the peaks in the afternoon, especially in spring and early summer. Conditions can change quickly at this height, so the live picture is a good way to see what is happening right now.
The gorge is usually visited from late spring to early autumn, when the walkways and the river are most accessible. Winters bring snow and cold to the higher ground. If you plan a wider trip, the nearby Olympos cable car in Kemer and the coastal towns of Kalkan and Oludeniz are popular options that you can reach by road.
Source: saklikentim.com

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The current weather and a three-day forecast are shown in the live block on this page. Because the location is high in the mountains, conditions can differ noticeably from those in the coastal towns of Antalya province.
The local time is displayed on this page and updates with the live view. Türkiye uses a single time zone across the country, so the clock matches the rest of the nation.
The camera is located at approximately 36.84 N, 30.33 E, in Antalya province, Türkiye. The map on this page marks the exact position and shows the surrounding area.
Watching in the morning often gives the clearest view before clouds form over the peaks. Spring and early summer are the most interesting seasons for seeing snowmelt and changing mountain weather.
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