Our approach
A clearer window
on winter.
Ski Live Cam is an independent directory with one job: to show you what a place looks like right now, before you travel. Ski resorts come first, with volcanoes, national parks, wildlife waterholes, harbours, cities and Antarctic stations alongside.
What we list
Ski Live Cam lists 285 webcam destinations in 55 countries and territories: 210 ski resorts and 75 towns, parks, volcanoes, wildlife reserves and research stations. Together they have 1,736 camera views from 327 publishers, and 378 live streams play on the site itself.
Each camera is one of four kinds. Live video plays on the page, from the publisher's own stream. An interactive view loads the publisher's viewer on the page. A still image is shown on the page and refreshed by the publisher. An official page link opens the camera on the publisher's site.
A destination is one resort, town, park or station with its own page. A camera view is a single camera at a destination, whether it shows here or on the publisher's site. A live stream is a camera view that plays as live video on our page. An official view is one the publisher shows on its own camera page, which we count and link to but do not embed.
Destination artwork is illustration, not photography; the cameras are the publishers' own.
How we choose and order cameras
Each ski page leads with the cameras that tell you most about the day: upper-mountain, piste and lift views first, wherever a resort has them. Base, village and scenic cameras follow when they add something useful. Pages for parks, volcanoes, wildlife and cities lead with live video where there is any, then link to the publisher's still cameras. Where a publisher streams live video on YouTube, we show it on the page so you can watch without leaving.
Every camera is credited
We don't own the camera footage or resort imagery on this site. Every camera comes from its own publisher, such as a resort, a park or geological service, a port, a town, a lodge or a local broadcaster. YouTube streams play in YouTube's privacy-enhanced mode, and camera boards and interactive viewers stay on the publisher's own site. Every camera names its publisher and links to the original. If you run a camera we list, you can ask for a correction or removal through our contact form.
The destination images on cards and page headers are AI-generated illustrations, made to show the character of each place. They aren't photographs or camera footage, and they don't show current conditions: the cameras do that.
How listings are checked
Listings last reviewed: . Broken or seasonal streams are repaired in periodic maintenance rounds; report one through the contact form.
Weather is a guide, not a guarantee
The weather panels show modelled data from Open-Meteo for a single point at each destination. One point can't capture every ridge, bowl, lift and road, so for anything that affects your safety, rely on the resort's or park's own report, avalanche and volcano services, national weather services and road agencies.
Editorial standards
We choose and order cameras on usefulness alone. Any commercial relationship, including future accommodation partnerships, is kept separate from camera selection and destination descriptions, and any paid placement or commission-earning link will be clearly labelled where it appears.
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