Live Webcams in Levi, Lapland

Levi, in Finnish Lapland some 140 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, is the biggest ski resort in the country, and the live webcams in Levi look up the fell from the base station: the pistes and lifts, the crowds at the bottom in winter, and the light of Lapland doing something different every month, from polar night to a sun that never sets. Watching it live is a snow report you can trust. Levi keeps Eastern European Time, UTC+2, UTC+3 in summer, so the lifts run from about 07:30 UTC, and in December the daylight is a blue dusk around midday, with the aurora possible from mid-afternoon. The fell tops out at 531 metres, modest by Alpine standards, but its front slope hosts the Alpine World Cup slalom each November. November to April for snow and northern lights; June and July for the midnight sun over green fells.