Webcam Trail No. 2 — Bobrovy Log Fun Park, Krasnoyarsk

Fun Park "Bobrovy Log" — Ski Resort in Krasnoyarsk

Fun Park "Bobrovy Log" is one of the largest ski resorts in Siberia, located within Krasnoyarsk. The resort operates year-round: in winter, people ski and snowboard here, and in summer they hike and ride mountain bikes. The live camera on Trail No. 2 allows you to assess the slope conditions, weather, and resort occupancy before your visit.

The resort is located in a scenic area surrounded by mixed forest. The terrain is diverse — from gentle sections to steep slopes — making Bobrovy Log attractive for both beginners and experienced skiers. The webcam on Trail No. 2 shows a forested slope with a dirt track running diagonally across the frame, offering a view of the mixed forest with birches and coniferous trees.

Trail System of the Resort

The Bobrovy Log territory features 14 trails of varying difficulty: 6 black, 5 red, 3 blue, and 1 green trail. This variety allows every visitor to find a suitable slope. Trail No. 2 is part of the overall system and is served by one of the resort's chairlifts.

In winter, all trails are prepared by snowcats and equipped with artificial lighting for evening skiing. The evening lighting on Trails No. 10-14 via the K-2 lift is provided by an artificial lighting system, allowing the ski day to extend until dark. The camera on Trail No. 2 shows what the slope looks like at different times of the day — both daytime and evening hours.

Lifts and Infrastructure

At the Bobrovy Log Fun Park, there are two chairlifts: the 4-seater K1 lift spanning 1,470 meters and the K2 lift measuring 857 meters. The K1 lift is the main one, delivering skiers to the upper zones of the resort, where trails of various difficulty begin. The K2 lift serves additional slopes and provides access to illuminated trails for evening skiing.

The resort's infrastructure includes a service center, equipment rental, a parking lot, and a recreation alley with gazebos. Bobrovy Log's live cameras show the gazebo alley, the slope, and the parking lot — you can check the weather right now using the cameras online before heading to the resort.

Seasonal Changes: Winter and Summer

The camera on Trail No. 2 captures the seasonal transformations of the slope. In winter, the trail is covered with snow, maintained by an artificial snowmaking system. The slope is groomed by snowcats, and skiers and snowboarders ride along it. In the snow-free period — spring, summer, and autumn — the camera shows the forested slope with grassy cover, tall grass, and ferns.

In summer, the cableway serves to deliver tourists to the upper zones where hiking trails begin. There is also a bike park with a green MTB trail, where mountain biking enthusiasts can ride along forest paths. The camera on Trail No. 2 in summer shows lush greenery, mixed forest, and a dirt track that transforms into a ski slope in winter.

How to Get to Trail No. 2

The Bobrovy Log Fun Park is located at: Krasnoyarsk, Sibirskaya Street, 92. You can reach the resort by car or public transport. From the center of Krasnoyarsk, the drive takes about 30-40 minutes depending on traffic. Parking on the resort premises is free and accommodates several hundred cars.

For those arriving by public transport, it's about a 10-15 minute walk from the bus stop to the K1 lift. From the upper station of the lift, Trail No. 2 is in close proximity — the descent starts right from the unloading zone. The live camera on Trail No. 2 helps you assess how many people are on the slope right now and plan your visit for less crowded hours.

Weather on the Slope — What the Live Camera Shows

One of the main advantages of the webcam on Trail No. 2 is the ability to assess weather conditions in real time. Krasnoyarsk is in a zone of sharply continental climate, and the weather on the slope can differ from the city. The camera shows visibility, the presence of precipitation, wind strength by tree behavior, and the overall condition of the slope.

In winter, from the camera image you can determine whether it's snowing, how fresh the snow cover is, and whether the lifts are operating. In summer, the camera shows green cover, fog in the lowlands, and the overall atmosphere at the resort. This is especially useful for tourists planning trips from other cities who want to know in advance what awaits them on the slope.

What You Can See on the Camera

The camera is installed on the slope of Trail No. 2 and shows a wooded section of the ski resort. In the foreground and along the slope, there is tall grass with ferns. A dirt track runs diagonally across the frame. To the right and deeper in the frame is the mixed forest: birches and coniferous trees. In the distance, a dense forest area can be seen. On the right side of the slope, surveillance camera equipment is installed.

In the snow-free period, the camera shows grassy cover and vegetation instead of snow — this is what Trail No. 2 looks like in spring, summer, and autumn. In winter, the slope transforms: the grass is hidden under the snow cover, and skiers ride along the trail. The live broadcast allows you to observe these seasonal changes in real time without leaving your home.