
U jędrola stacja dolna
Lesser Poland, Poland — 0.4 km

U jędrola stacja górna
🇵🇱 Lesser Poland · Poland — Altitude 854 m
This live camera looks at the upper station at Jędrol, a mountain spot in the Lesser Poland region of southern Poland. It is useful if you want to see the place as it is now before a visit, check the conditions on the hill, or simply keep an eye on the mountain air from a distance.
Jędrol sits in the hills of southern Poland at around 850 metres above sea level, in a region known for forested ridges, mountain pastures and the nearby Tatra range visible on clear days. The upper station is part of a small complex of facilities on the slope, so the area feels quieter and more open than the valleys below. Its character changes a lot with the seasons, and the altitude means the weather can differ noticeably from the nearest town.
The camera shows the mountain station and its surroundings, and the picture is most informative in the morning and early afternoon when light is good. Watch the sky and cloud cover to judge visibility, and look for snow or fog in colder months. The view can change quickly, so checking more than once during the day helps you see how conditions develop.
Winters are cold and snowy at this altitude, while summers are mild and good for walking. Spring and early autumn often bring clear, calm days. Nearby cameras on this site include the lower station at Jędrol, the Jędrol holiday house, a dry ski slope view and a view towards the Tatras, which together give a wider picture of the area before you go.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for this location are shown in the live weather block on this page. Because the station is at higher altitude, it can be colder and windier than the valleys nearby.
The local time is shown in the live clock on this page and follows the local time zone of southern Poland, so you can see the current time at the camera without converting it yourself.
The camera is at the upper station at Jędrol in the Lesser Poland region of Poland, at about 854 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its exact position in relation to nearby towns and roads.
Mornings and early afternoons usually give the clearest light. Check during different seasons to see how the mountain looks in snow, fog or clear weather.
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