Rick's small collection of web cams from places I like to be.

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Jackson Hole, Wyoming is the "Crown Jewel" of the Rocky Mountains in the Western United States.

Courtesy of View from "Teton Cam" from near the Trails Wilderness School Headquarters.

This cam is operated by at and by Beringia South, a research and educational institute in Kelly, WY.

Courtesy of Welcome to Spring Creek Ranch Resort
Year-round luxury resort accommodations set 1,000 feet above Jackson on East Gros Ventre Butte.
We have this spectacular view of the Teton Mountain Range including the world famous Grand Teton.
www.springcreekranch.com

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This image is live from the Southern end of the Park.
Brought to you by Jackson Hole Buffalo Meat.
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Courtesy of The Heart Six Guest Ranch, Moran, WY, nestled in the Buffalo Valley, it has been featured in movies such as Mountain Men, Jeremiah Johnson and Shane, and is bordered by the Teton National Forest in the setting of majestic mountain peaks, Aspen trees, and the meandering Buffalo River.

Courtesy of Wyoming Travel Information Service and WDOT

Courtesy of Lost Creek Ranch & Spa, a privately owned guest ranch nestled between Grand Teton National Park and the Bridger-Teton National Forest in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Lost Creek may look like a traditional ranch, but underneath the surface lies a sophisticated infrastructure to accommodate modern conveniences. The ranch is blanketed with a high-speed wireless connection to the Internet.

Using this technology, a camera records a picture every 10 minutes and posts it here.

Courtesy of Tetoncam.com

Welcome to my back yard and beautiful Teton Valley!

We are located in on the west side of the Teton Mountains and just North of Driggs, Idaho. The semi-live picture and weather data are updated every 30 minutes during daylight hours. Going Skiing? Check out the weather before you hit the powder at Grand Targhee, which is located just to the left of the live picture.

Courtesy of Teton Valley Cabins

Welcome to Teton Valley Cabins in Driggs, Idaho!
Visit us at Teton Valley Cabins and stay in your very own log cabin nestled in a cottonwood forest located at the western base of the majestic Teton Mountains. Just one mile east of Driggs, Idaho on the road to Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort. Close to fishing hot spots, great skiing, beautiful hiking trails, and snowmobiling adventures. Kitchenettes, laundry facilities, picnic area, and hot tub available!

Live Panoramic Tetoncam courtesy of Grand Teton Imaging

Below is a live (updated every 5 minutes) view of the West side of the Tetons. Grand Targhee Resort includes the mountains on the left hand portion of the image (Fred's Mountain and Peaked).

Courtesy of The National Park Service

Welcome to Old Faithful Geyser
This image is live from the National Park Service


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Welcome to Old Faithful Geyser
This image is live from the National Park Service

Courtesy of The National Park Service
This Mammoth WebCam shows a real-time still picture of the Mammoth Hot Springs terraces as viewed from the second floor of the Albright Visitor Center through a telephoto zoom lens.

Courtesy of The National Park Service

Images from this webcam update approximately every 30 seconds. It is our most popular camera for viewing wildlife in the Mammoth Hot Springs area. It is located in an office on the second floor of the Albright Visitor Center.

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Southern end of Grand Teton Park looking East at Sheep Mountain (The Sleeping Indian).
The dots on the lower flat are elk on the National Elk Refuge! Come see them up close!
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This webcam shows a real-time still picture of the Yellowstone Caldera as viewed from the Mt. Washburn Fire Lookout. Mt. Washburn is just above the northern edge of the caldera and the southern edge is approximately 34 miles away in the far distance in this image.

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the Wyoming Visibility Monitoring Network

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality – Air Quality Division (AQD) brings you live air quality data and images from our Visibility Monitoring Network.

WYVISNET.com also provides tools to better understand air quality and visibility in Wyoming. Image galleries from state and federal sites show examples of good and poor visibility and unique events. The Air Quality Info page provides more detailed information about various air quality topics.

Courtesy of Wyoming Travel Information Service
Web Cameras
I 80 Walcott Junction - mm 234.66
View Facing Elk Mountain

Courtesy of Wyoming Travel Information Service
Web Cameras
US 287 Pumpkin Vine
Scenic View Facing Comanche Peak

Courtesy of Wyoming Travel Information Service
Web Cameras
I 80 Vedauwoo - mm 330.70
View Facing North

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Web Cameras
I 80 Laramie - mm 317
View Facing Snowies

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Mountain View Historic Hotel Centennial, Wyoming

Incredibly beautiful mountains, lakes and meadows.
No matter what season you enjoy or type of recreational activity you indulge in...you can find it in the Snowy Range.

Courtesy of: www.castlemountainlodge.com

Estes Park, Colorado

Longs Peak Web Cam Courtesy of National Park Service Rocky Mountain National Park

Long's Peak and Mt. Lady Washington from Estes Park
from Greg Truta's Estes Park Weather

Continental Divide Webcam

Located at Glacier Basin Campground, the Continental Divide Webcam offers a spectacular view of the peaks which rise up from the Bear Lake area. On clear days you will see Thatchtop, Taylor Peak, Otis Peak, Hallett Peak, and Flattop Mountain.

View from the kiosk at the entrance to Glacier Basin Campground

Looking southwest from Glacier Basin Campground in good weather you can see the peaks above the Bear Lake area. From left to right, the peaks are: Thatchtop, Taylor, Otis, Hallett, and Flattop.

Kawuneeche Valley Webcam
Located on the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park one-half mile from the Grand Lake Entrance Station, the Never Summer Mountains look down on the Kawuneeche Valley and headwaters of the Colorado River. Watch for wildlife in this view from the .

Weminuche Wilderness Mountains

Camera is facing NNW and shows the Northern Mountain Range located in the Weminuche Wilderness Area from about N to NW as seen from Pagosa. The main peak in the center is Cimarrona Peak (Elevation 12,577). Hossick Peak (Elevation 12,967) is just to the left of Cimarrona Peak and is on the Continental Divide.

Courtesy of pagosa.com

Sangre de Cristo Mountains about 10 miles north of Westcliffe, Colorado

Courtesy of KWMV which is community radio for the Wet Mountain Valley.

Webcam view from Visitor Center of Medano Creek (generally visible spring and early summer), first ridge of dunefield, and 13,414' Cleveland Peak
Courtesy of National Park Service - Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve

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Pikes Peak courtesy of dual overhead cams

Courtesy of Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument - Washington State, USA

This is a static image of Mount St. Helens, taken from the Johnston Ridge Observatory. The Observatory and Volcano Cam are located at an elevation of approximately 4,500 feet, about five miles from the volcano. You are looking approximately south-southeast across the North Fork Toutle River Valley.

Courtesy of Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument - Washington State, USA
This is the original standard definition camera.

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Mount Rainier National Park
and
National Park Service Air Quality Monitoring

Courtisy of The SnowCrest Internet Café is located in beautiful downtown Mt. Shasta at the intersection of Mt Shasta Boulevard and Castle Street

Click for Yosemite National Park, California Forecast

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Yosemite Association

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Yosemite National Park
and
National Park Service Air Quality Monitoring

Click for San Francisco, California Forecast

Courtesy of - CBS 5 - KPIX San Francisco Bay Area's source for news, weather, traffic and sports.

Golden Gate Bridge - View may change.

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San Francisco Bay - From CBS 5 rooftop.

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San Francisco: Ocean Beach - From Cliff House.

The image above is the San Francisco skyline from a live camera made by StarDot Technologies.

The image is updated about once a minute from 5 am to ~10 pm Pacific Time. (The night stays pretty constant.) Of course here in the San Francisco Bay Area we get fog. So if the image is black, grey, or white but the date and time are correct (GMT -8 hours), the weather or light conditions may be the problem.
At night you should see some lights in the city.

Courtesy of http://webmarin.com/

Click forMuir Beach, California Forecast

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http://www.sigward.com/

Click for Point Reyes Station, California Forecast

Courtesy of National Park Service

Point Reyes National Seashore

From its thunderous ocean breakers crashing against rocky headlands and expansive sand beaches through its open grasslands to its brushy hillsides and forested ridges, visitors can discover over 1000 species of plants and animals. Home to several cultures over thousands of years, Point Reyes preserves a tapestry of stories and interactions of people. Point Reyes awaits your exploration.

Courtesy of UC Davis

Bodega Marine Laboratory

Through innovative research programs and teaching initiatives, the Bodega Marine Laboratory will lead the way to the multi-disciplinary scientific understanding required to solve complex environmental problems on the marine and terrestrial sides of the tideline in northern California.