Rovaniemi - Ounasvaara Ski Resort
Lapland, Finland — 1.5 km
🇫🇮 Lapland · Finland — Altitude 140 m
This live camera looks out from the Ounasvaara hill above Rovaniemi, the Arctic Circle town in Finnish Lapland. It is useful for seeing how the city and its surroundings look right now, whether you are planning a trip or simply curious about northern light and weather.
Rovaniemi sits where the Ounas and Kemi rivers meet, on the Arctic Circle, and it serves as the capital of Lapland. Ounasvaara is a low fell on the edge of town, a popular place for hiking, cross-country skiing and sledging in winter. The landscape is a mix of forest, lakes and open fells, and the light changes dramatically from one season to the next.
Depending on the view, you may see the town's rooftops, surrounding forest and the snow cover that dominates much of the year. Winter brings the clearest contrast against white ground, while in spring and early summer the long daylight makes the scene bright throughout the day. Clear nights in the darker months are the best time to check for northern lights.
Winters are long and cold, often well below freezing, while summers are mild and very light. Late winter and spring suit snow activities, and summer suits hiking and the midnight sun. Nearby you can compare the Ounasvaara ski resort camera, the Santa Claus Village camera about 6 km away, and the Apukka camera 14 km out.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Rovaniemi are shown in the weather block on this page, updated alongside the live view.
The local time for Rovaniemi is displayed on this page, so you can check whether it is daylight or night at the camera location.
The camera is on the Ounasvaara hill above Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland, and the map on this page shows its position.
Winter gives the strongest snowy views and the best chance of northern lights on clear nights, while summer offers long bright days and light all night.
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