Our webcam in Dolní Morava provides live images directly from the mountain in the Glatzer Schneegebirge - with a view of the extensive skiing and hiking area and the spectacular Sky Bridge 721, the longest suspension bridge in the world. Whether you are checking your winter equipment or planning a summer hike, the camera gives an authentic impression of the weather, visibility and landscape. Ideal for anyone who wants to prepare their stay in this diverse region.
Dolní Morava (German: Niedermohrau) is located in the Czech Republic, in the Ústí nad Orlicí district of the Pardubický kraj region. The small municipality is located at the transition between Bohemia and Moravia, at the foot of Králický Sněžník, part of the Glatzer Schneegebirge. The Eagle Mountains and Jeseník Mountains stretch all around - perfect for active recreation. The source of the Morava River rises nearby. Dolní Morava also includes the districts of Velká Morava and Horní Morava.
The Czech municipality is a popular winter resort for families, skiers, tobogganists and cross-country skiers. The Dolní Morava - Králický Sněžník ski area offers around 10 km of slopes and seven lifts as well as a children's park. Cross-country skiing fans will find over 50 km of trails connected to the Jeseník area. The offer is rounded off by toboggan slopes and an après-ski scene.
In summer, Dolní Morava becomes a mecca for hikers, adventurers and nature lovers. Opened in 2022, the 721-metre-long Sky Bridge 721 is a real visitor magnet - also visible on the webcam. There is also the spectacular Sky Walk, a mammoth roller coaster, rope courses, the Morava River for canoeing and numerous themed hiking trails.
One of the most popular activities is a walk across the Sky Bridge 721, a dizzying experience at a height of almost 100 meters. The neighboring Sky Walk offers a 360° panoramic view of the Glatzer Snow Mountains all the way to the Jeseník massif. Hiking enthusiasts can explore the surrounding Kralický Sněžník nature reserve, e.g. on a tour to the summit or along the Morava spring.
The cable car takes active holidaymakers to the starting point for hiking and mountain biking routes in comfort. Summer toboggan runs, mountain carts and climbing parks provide adrenaline. Families also get their money's worth: with children's playgrounds, educational trails or a tour to the church of St. Aloisie with its historic stone statues.
In winter, guests can experience the snow-covered landscape on skis, snowboards, cross-country skis or sledges. Snowshoe hikes and cozy hut evenings are also part of a stay in Dolní Morava.
The climate in Dolní Morava is warm and temperate, with mild summers and snowy winters. The best conditions for summer activities are from May to September, while the ski season offers ideal snow conditions from December to March. The Dolní Morava webcam above the mountain station provides up-to-date live images and weather information directly on site - a practical service for vacation planning. So you can check at any time whether a visit to the mountain or a trip to the bridge is worthwhile.
