Live webcams from all nine Slovenian ski resorts, on one page. Use them the way locals do: check the snow line, the cloud level and whether the lifts are actually turning before you commit to the drive up — mountain roads here need winter tyres or chains, and the smaller hills often have lifts on wind hold even when the valley looks fine.
Each card opens the resort’s own official webcam page in a new tab. Most feeds refresh every few minutes in daylight; overnight they show the last frame. For snow depth and open-piste numbers, the same official pages carry a daily conditions report next to the camera.
The resorts, roughly west to east: Kranjska Gora, Vogel (above Lake Bohinj), Kanin (above Bovec, the highest at 2,200 m), Krvavec (closest to Ljubljana), Stari Vrh, Cerkno, Golte, Rogla and Mariborsko Pohorje above Maribor.
Resort photos via Wikimedia Commons. Krvavec & Cerkno: Gremi35 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Mariborsko Pohorje: Jernej Furman (CC BY 2.0) · Rogla: Mich973 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Kanin: emax (CC BY 3.0). Kranjska Gora and Stari Vrh photos are public domain.
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