About Borovets
Borovets sits among pine forest on the northern slopes of the Rila Mountains, below Musala, the highest peak in the Balkans. The ski area climbs from the village to Yastrebets and Markudzhik at over 2,500 metres, so the village can be wet while the top has fresh snow. These Borovets webcams cover all three areas.
Which Borovets webcam to check first
Start with the Markudzhik cameras for the highest slopes, then Yastrebets Express and the Popangelov run for the middle mountain. The resort centre, Martinovi Baraki and Sitnyakovo Express cameras show the lower slopes.
Before you go to Borovets
Check the resort's lift status and the mountain forecast on its website before you go. The road up from Samokov can be icy, and wind often closes the Markudzhik lifts.
Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.
