Eplény - Station de ski – montagne
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Eplény - Station de ski – sommet A7
🇭🇺 Veszprém · Hungary — Altitude 560 m
This live stream looks over the upper section of the Eplény ski area in the Bakony hills of western Hungary. It is useful for anyone deciding whether the slopes are open and what the snow looks like before travelling from Veszprém or Budapest.
Eplény is a small village in Veszprém county, set among the wooded ridges of the Bakony, a low mountain range that rises well above the flat plains of central Hungary. The area is better known for hiking, cycling and forest walks than for high alpine terrain, and the ski area is modest in scale. Its charm lies in the quiet landscape of beech and oak woodland, which is especially pleasant when the hills are dusted with snow.
The camera is aimed at the summit section of the ski area, so you can judge the upper runs and how much snow has settled since the last cold spell. Watch it in the early morning, when grooming is usually done, or in the afternoon, when sunlight shows the contours of the slopes more clearly. Cloud and fog can roll over the hills quickly, so the view may change within minutes.
Winters in this part of Hungary are mild, and snow is never guaranteed, so checking the live view before setting out is sensible. Weekdays are generally quieter than weekends. Other cameras at the same resort show the mid-slope, the valley and the beginners' area, which together give a fuller picture of conditions across the ski area.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Eplény are shown in the weather block on this page. Hill weather can differ from the valley, so check both before you travel.
The local time for Eplény is displayed on this page and updates automatically. Hungary uses Central European Time, with daylight saving in summer.
The camera stands at the summit section of the Eplény ski area, at roughly 560 metres above sea level, in the Veszprém region of western Hungary. The map on this page shows its precise position.
Early morning shows freshly groomed runs, and clear afternoons give the best visibility. After a fresh snowfall the view is especially interesting, but conditions depend on the season and the weather.
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