Live ski cameras - Kotelnica & Bania, Bialka Tatrzanska

Check the live cameras and see what the slopes look like today. Snow, weather, visibility, floodlit pistes – you'll know at a glance. 

Fancy a quick training session, a family outing, or some evening runs? 

What's it to be today – skis or board? Our instructors are ready.

STOK Ski School camera – Kotelnica Białka Tatrzańska

A view from the STOK Ski and Snowboard School onto the Stokus Zone (children's training area), the Bania Ski & Fun center, and the Tatra Mountains. Before heading out, you can check the slope conditions and weather.

Kotelnica camera

Panoramic view from the summit of Kotelnica: the Tatras, piste 4, and the top station of Lift IV (Kotelnica Express). Perfectly groomed pistes in the morning; brilliant night skiing under the floodlights. Kotelnica Białczańska is Białka Tatrzańska's largest ski area.

Bania Ski camera

View from the top station of Lift V looking across the family-friendly slopes at Bania Ski. The perfect spot for first turns and learning to ski or snowboard – including on the floodlit runs. Handy for checking conditions: how busy it is, visibility, whether it's sunny.

*Images may be slightly delayed; conditions change throughout the day.

Camera – Top station Lift IV (Kotelnica Express – LIVE)

View from the camera at the top station of Lift IV – Kotelnica Express. The camera shows what's happening at the lift right now and the snow conditions around the summit of Kotelnica.

Camera – Top station Lift VIII (Jankulakowski – LIVE)

Camera view of the top station of Lift VIII – Jankulakowski and the pistes on Kotelnica's eastern slopes, with a stunning Tatras panorama in the background. The camera shows current conditions, visibility and how busy this part of the resort is.

Get slope-ready

Sun

A cracking day on the mountain. Sun cream and sunglasses – work on your tan and grab some photos with the Tatras in the backdrop.

Snowmaking

Are the snow cannons on? That's the best sign – the snow cover is thickening and conditions improving by the hour.

Morning

Beautifully groomed pistes, perfect for first turns and lessons. Pure joy from the off.

Afternoon and evening

Often quieter, brilliant lighting and our Happy Hours. Riding after dark has a special atmosphere – try it and you won't forget it.

Wind and frost

The right clothes gives comfort and freedom. There's no bad weather – only the wrong clothes.

Children on the slopes

Layer up, pack spare gloves and a small snack. Well-dressed kids ski longer and love every minute.

With us you'll feel like a VIP.

During lessons you have priority access to ski lifts – Kotelnica without the queues.

On site we sort everything: lessons, lift pass and kit.

 

Snow or sunshine on the cameras? Don't hang about. See you on the slopes.

Book a lesson – we'll sort the rest.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What are slope cameras for?

    Cameras let you see live what the slope looks like right now: how busy it is, visibility, snow coverage, how lifts are running. It's a quick check of current conditions before you head out or during the day.

  • Is the camera feed "live" or delayed?

    It's almost "live". Most cameras refresh every few minutes. A slight delay is normal due to refresh cycles, internet connections and server load.

  • Why does the image sometimes seem "frozen", like the camera isn't working?

    Most common reasons:

    • last frame from the end of the day (after dark some cameras switch to night mode or freeze the image),
    • maintenance break (camera servicing),
    • slower internet connection on your side (the image is still loading).
  • How often do cameras refresh during the day?

    Typically several to a dozen times per hour – more often in daylight, less at night (when there's little to see anyway). Exact frequency varies between cameras.

  • Do cameras show real snow conditions?

    Cameras show what's visible from the given spot: snow coverage, how busy it is, piste-basher tracks, visibility. You won't see the whole mountain or all runs.

  • Do cameras show current lift queues?

    Yes, where the frame covers lower stations or queue areas, you can roughly see how many people are waiting for a lift. Just remember things can change from minute to minute (especially mornings and after lunch).

  • Why does a camera show sunshine whilst the forecast says snow/rain?

    A camera shows what's happening right now; a forecast shows what's expected in the coming hours. Mountain weather can change quickly, so don't discard a forecast for a camera view – use both together.

  • Do cameras work outside of winter time?

    Yes – they then show things like bike trails, valley views, summer weather. It's a lovely way to have a peek at the mountains year-round.