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Tatra webcams – live view of Zakopane’s mountains
12 live webcams of the Polish Tatras from the TOPR mountain rescue service (Morskie Oko, Five Lakes Valley, Hala Gąsienicowa, Kasprowy Wierch, Western Tatras) and 8 live video streams from the Slovak High Tatras. Images refresh every 5 minutes.
- The Polish webcams belong to TOPR, the Tatra mountain rescue service. Images update every few minutes [1].
- The Slovak cameras are live HLS video from Tatry mountain resorts (Lomnický štít, Skalnaté pleso, Hrebienok, Solisko) [2]. Click ▶ to play.
- Before a hike, check also the Tatra weather and avalanche report (in Polish, with live station data) and the closed trails page.
- Emergency in the Polish Tatras: 985 or +48 601 100 300; in Slovakia 18 300; EU emergency 112.
Live Tatra webcams – TOPR (Poland) and TMR (Slovakia)
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Morskie Oko I
View of Rysy
The camera above Morskie Oko looks at the Mięguszowieckie peaks and Rysy, the highest mountain in Poland. Check whether the summits are in cloud, how much snow is in the gullies and whether the lake is frozen.
Image © TOPR – weather monitoring system
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Morskie Oko II
View of Mnich
The second camera at Morskie Oko points at the Mnich spire and the valley behind it, useful before hiking to Szpiglasowa Pass or the Five Lakes Valley.
Image © TOPR – weather monitoring system
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Five Polish Lakes Valley I
View of the Front Lake
Near the mountain hut in the Valley of Five Polish Lakes, where the first autumn snow appears and the spring snowfields last longest.
Image © TOPR – weather monitoring system
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Five Polish Lakes Valley II
View of Granaty
Points at the Granaty ridge and Orla Perć. You can see whether the ridge is dry, frosty or covered with snow.
Image © TOPR – weather monitoring system
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Hala Gąsienicowa I
View of Granaty
From Hala Gąsienicowa towards Granaty and Kościelec – one of the best places to check conditions before Kościelec, Granaty or Zawrat.
Image © TOPR – weather monitoring system
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Hala Gąsienicowa II
View of Kasprowy Wierch
Points at Kasprowy Wierch and the ski slopes of Kocioł Gąsienicowy. In winter it shows the snow cover on the pistes.
Image © TOPR – weather monitoring system
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Kasprowy Wierch I
View of Świnica
From the ridge at Kasprowy Wierch towards Świnica. Ridge cameras show the wind best: snow blown off the crest and clouds spilling over the passes.
Image © TOPR – weather monitoring system
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Kasprowy Wierch II
View of Czerwone Wierchy
Points west at the Red Peaks (Czerwone Wierchy) and Goryczkowa Valley – check before a Red Peaks ridge hike.
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Chochołowska Valley I
View of Wołowiec
From Chochołowska Valley towards Wołowiec and the main ridge of the Western Tatras.
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Chochołowska Valley II
View of Kominiarski Wierch
The second camera in Chochołowska Valley, pointing at Kominiarski Wierch.
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Kościelisko
View of Czerwone Wierchy
From Kościelisko towards the Red Peaks. Compare whether snow lies only in the Tatras or down in the Podhale villages too.
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Czarna Góra
Panorama of the High Tatras
The whole High Tatras range from Czarna Góra above Białka Tatrzańska. The best first-glance camera: are the Tatras clear or in cloud?
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Lomnický štít (Łomnica)
2634 m · summit and cable car
Camera on the second-highest Tatra summit at the top cable-car station. See whether the peak is above the clouds and how windy the ridge is.
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Lomnické sedlo
2190 m · ski run
The saddle below Lomnický štít with the highest ski run in the Tatras.
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Skalnaté pleso II
1751 m · lake and observatory
The Skalnaté pleso area with the cable-car transfer station on the Tatra Magistrála trail.
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Hrebienok I
1285 m · above Starý Smokovec
Top station of the funicular from Starý Smokovec, start of the Cold Creek waterfalls walk.
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Hrebienok II
1285 m · above Starý Smokovec
Second Hrebienok camera – sledging run and beginner slopes in winter, busy trails in summer.
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Štart
1173 m · above Tatranská Lomnica
Middle station of the cable car from Tatranská Lomnica to Skalnaté pleso.
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Tatranská Lomnica
904 m · resort village
Lower cable-car station – shows whether snow has reached the resort villages.
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Solisko (Štrbské Pleso)
1814 m · above Štrbské Pleso
Top of the Solisko chairlift above Štrbské Pleso with a view of the High Tatras from the west.
Stream © Tatry mountain resorts, a.s. (vt.sk)How to read the webcams – tips from a Tatra guide
Grey in Zakopane but sunny at Kasprowy? That is a temperature inversion – often the best hiking days in autumn and winter.
Snow plumes blowing off the ridge on the Kasprowy cameras mean strong wind. Exposed ridges such as Orla Perć or Rysy are then dangerous.
A white Morskie Oko from October to May means winter conditions higher up: crampons, ice axe and avalanche knowledge are needed.
Cameras tell you the weather, a guide tells you what is safe. We guide private groups in English: Morskie Oko, Rysy, Giewont, Kasprowy Wierch and quiet valleys away from the crowds, with pick-up in Zakopane or Kraków. See private tours in English →
TOPR keeps the cameras, weather stations and 24/7 rescue running largely from donations. If the webcams help you plan, consider supporting the TOPR Mountain Rescue Foundation [4].
FAQ
Is there a live webcam at Morskie Oko?
Yes. TOPR runs two webcams at Morskie Oko – one facing Rysy and the Mięguszowieckie peaks, the other facing Mnich. The images refresh every few minutes and are shown on this page.
Which webcam shows the weather on Kasprowy Wierch?
TOPR has two cameras on the Kasprowy Wierch ridge (towards Świnica and towards the Red Peaks) and one at Hala Gąsienicowa facing Kasprowy and its ski slopes.
Are there live webcams in the Slovak Tatras?
Yes. Tatry mountain resorts streams live video from Lomnický štít, Lomnické sedlo, Skalnaté pleso, Hrebienok, Štart, Tatranská Lomnica and Solisko above Štrbské Pleso. Press play on this page to watch.
What is the emergency number in the Tatra Mountains?
In the Polish Tatras call TOPR on 985 or +48 601 100 300, or 112. In the Slovak Tatras call the Mountain Rescue Service (HZS) on 18 300 or 112. Mountain rescue in Slovakia is paid, so get insurance that covers it.
Sources
- TOPR (Tatra Volunteer Search and Rescue) – weather monitoring: current webcam images (pogoda.topr.pl). Images © TOPR. link
- Tatry mountain resorts, a.s. – webcams in the High Tatras (vt.sk). link
- IMGW-PIB – mountain forecasts for the Tatras (gory.imgw.pl). link
- TOPR Mountain Rescue Foundation – donate. link
Updated 3 November 2026. Camera images and streams belong to their owners and are shown as published by them. Polish version: Kamery w Tatrach.