Winter Park Resort Cams
Winter Park Resort mountain cameras
Plan your day on the mountain with real‑time views from across Winter Park Resort. Each camera offers a live look at conditions in key areas. From base to summit conditions so you can check current weather, snowfall, lift operations, and more before you arrive. For a more complete look at real - time mountain conditions check out the Mountain Report and Interactive Grooming Map.
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BASE CAM
View conditions at the resort and The Village from the top of West Portal Station. rich-text, responsive-table
View conditions at the resort and The Village from the top of West Portal Station. rich-text, responsive-table
LUNCH ROCK CAM
Views of one of the most recognizable mountains at Winter Park Resort—Parry Peak—along with the Sunnyside Express lift and surrounding trails, located at the top of Lunch Rock Lodge on the Mary Jane mountain. rich-text, responsive-table
Views of one of the most recognizable mountains at Winter Park Resort—Parry Peak—along with the Sunnyside Express lift and surrounding trails, located at the top of Lunch Rock Lodge on the Mary Jane mountain. rich-text, responsive-table
SNOASIS CAM
A mid-mountain look at the Explorer Express lift, the Cranmer trail, and Lower Rail Yard terrain park. Located on the roof of the Snoasis lodge. rich-text, responsive-table
A mid-mountain look at the Explorer Express lift, the Cranmer trail, and Lower Rail Yard terrain park. Located on the roof of the Snoasis lodge. rich-text, responsive-table
TOWN OF WINTER PARK
Real-time view of the town of Winter Park from the top of the Best Western Alpenglo. Check weather and traffic conditions before heading to the mountain. rich-text, responsive-table
Real-time view of the town of Winter Park from the top of the Best Western Alpenglo. Check weather and traffic conditions before heading to the mountain. rich-text, responsive-table
SNOW STAKE CAM
Provides a visual of recent new snow accumulation. rich-text, responsive-table
Provides a visual of recent new snow accumulation. rich-text, responsive-table
* Snow depth is indicated at the middle of the numbers. As of 4/20/26 the snow stake is no longer being monitored or cleared daily and snow accumulation is not representative of overnight totals. We'll see you next season!
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There Is Snow On The Ground
As a part of the multifaceted There Is Snow On The Ground art installation, the new snow stake (2024) is emblazoned with patterns created by artists Jordan Craig and Vernan Kee. While it still serves to measure snowfall, the snow stake also acts as a catalyst for critical conversations about land, climate, and ecosystems. Learn More.
"Skiing can be a space for Indigenous people to connect with the land and experience the joy with these elements that have always been a part of our cultures." - Connor Ryan (Lakota)
"Skiing can be a space for Indigenous people to connect with the land and experience the joy with these elements that have always been a part of our cultures." - Connor Ryan (Lakota)
TUBING HILL CAM
View conditions at the Tubing Hill, the Cabriolet lift, and Mary Jane in the background. rich-text, responsive-table
View conditions at the Tubing Hill, the Cabriolet lift, and Mary Jane in the background. rich-text, responsive-table