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Cascade Volcano WebCams       (page created May 2000, last updated February 2008, loaded at 5:06 PM PDT on Friday, May 9, 2008)



    This page shows views of weather conditions throughout the Cascade Range from British Columbia to California, with a bonus section at the end looking at other skiable volcanoes in North America. It has grown enormously from its modest beginnings in May 2000, when only 8 webcams were shown. There are now 64 webcams shown on this page and well over 200 more webcams linked from it. In clear weather, they regularly show over 20 of the Cascade volcanoes (with several others visible occasionally when cameras are aimed in alternate directions), plus over 25 other volcanoes in the rest of North America. Current weather data for the nearest cities can be optionally shown in the rightmost column (click here to show).
    The elevation of each camera is listed beside it (approximate in some cases). The highest webcam in the Cascades has usually been the Crater Lake Crater Cam at 7100 ft (although it it was removed from 2005-2007 due to construction). Mount Bachelor sometimes has a webcam online from Pine Marten Lodge at 7700 ft, and in late 2004 they also installed a webcam at 7300 ft at the bottom of their Summit chairlift. As of March 2007, Mount Bachelor has two webcams installed at Pine Marten Lodge, looking south at the summit and north at the Three Sisters and Broken Top. However, the highest webcams shown on this page are those at the summit of Mauna Kea in Hawaii at over 13700 ft, followed by a couple of the Mexican volcano cams located at over 13000 ft. If you know of any other webcams showing Cascade volcanoes or other North American volcanoes, please email me (thanks).
    Note that all webcam links on this page are set to open in a single separate window. This page itself is not set to automatically update, so please Refresh or Reload the page to update the webcam images. If you prefer, there is also an alternate version of this page which shows current weather conditions in the cities nearest these peaks.

BRITISH COLUMBIA
 
British Columbia Ministry of Transportation:
    see B. C. Highway Cams (includes several mountain locations),
    or my large SW BC Mountain WebCams page (100+ cameras)
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Mount Meager
Pemberton Web Cam: Big Sky Golf Club / Mount Currie  (600 ft)
    Located 40 miles SE of Meager, view looks south at Mount Currie
Whistler Alpine Webcam  (6100 ft)
    View past lodge towards Meager (not visible) from 45 miles SE
Blackcomb Alpine WebCam  (6100 ft)
    Another view towards Meager (not visible) from 45 miles SE,
    or pan left twice for distant view of Cayley from 18 miles east








Mount Cayley Whistler Peak WebCam  (7100 ft)
    Nice view of Cayley (just above lift terminal) from 15 miles ESE
Whistler Mid-Station WebCam  (4300 ft)
    View across the valley towards Mt Cayley from 15 miles ESE
WhistlerLIVEwebcams.com  (2000 to 6000 ft)
    Oven a dozen webcams located throughout Whistler village and the
    surrounding area, including the summit of 6000 ft Sproatt Mtn
Mount Garibaldi District of Squamish Garibaldi WebCam  (1000 ft ?)
    Excellent closeup view of Garibaldi from about 5 miles SW of summit
District of Squamish WebCam  (1000 ft ?)
    Located on lower slopes of Garibaldi, about 5 miles SW of summit;
    view looks away from Garibaldi SW at Squamish and Howe Sound
Squamish South Web Cam, Sea to Sky Hwy 99 (BCMOT)  (100 ft)
    Tiny distant view of Garibaldi (visible just left of Stawamus Chief)
    from 15 miles SW along Hwy 99, south of Squamish
Skypilot Kiteboarding Squamish Webcam  (20 ft)
    Live user-controlled camera with pan & zoom, excellent view
    of Mt Garibaldi (Diamond Head) from about 10 miles SW of summit
    (but the default view looks away from Garibaldi at Howe Sound)


WASHINGTON Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT):
    see Statewide Cameras, Mountain Pass Cameras (5 cameras), or
    my large Washington Mountain WebCams page (130+ cameras)





Mount Baker Northwest Clean Air Agency Mount Baker Cam  (50 ft)
    Zoomed view from 35 miles WNW in Ferndale
Bluenose WebCam 2  (200 ft)
    Distant panoramic view (1100 pixels wide) from 60 miles NW near
    Vancouver, BC. Mount Baker is clearest around dawn / dusk.
BigWaveDave: Willows Beach Camera  (20 ft)
    Distant view of Mount Baker from 70 miles WSW in Oak Bay, BC
Manning Provincial Park Weather Cam  (3900 ft)
    Located 60 miles ENE of Baker in the BC Cascades (no view of Baker)
Island Cam Mount Baker Web Cam  (200 ft)
    Zoomed view of Mount Baker from 55 miles WSW in Friday Harbor
Magic Mountain Upper Skagit Valley Cam  (800 ft)
    Located 25 miles SE of Mount Baker in Marblemount,
    looking east at the North Cascades (no view of Baker)
North Cascades National Park Air Quality Webcam  (500 ft)
    Located 25 miles east of Mount Baker in Newhalem,
    view looking NNW at Mount Terror (no view of Baker)
Glacier Peak Sun Mountain Lodge Sky Cam  (2800 ft)
    Located 45 miles ENE (no view of Glacier Peak)
Darrington School District WebCam  (500 ft)
    Located 25 miles northwest of Glacier Peak, looking
    at Whitehorse Mountain (no view of Glacier Peak)
Stevens Pass US 2 WebCam (WSDOT)  (4000 ft)
    Located 25 miles south (no view of Glacier Peak)
Stevens Pass Ski Area WebCams  (4000 ft)
    Located 25 miles south (no view of Glacier Peak)
Seattle / Glacier Peak WebCam  (100 ft)
    My own personal webcam!
    Distant view of Glacier Peak from 70 miles WSW


Mount Rainier Seattle Space Needle Webcam  (700 ft)
    360-degree pan-and-zoom webcam, with distant views of Mount
    Rainier (from 60 miles NW) and Mount Baker (from 80 miles SSW)
Rainier Computer Solutions Webcam  (300 ft)
    Distant zoomed view of Rainier from Maury Island (50 miles NW)
University of Washington  (200 ft)
    Distant view of Rainier from Seattle (60 miles NW)
Puget Sound Clean Air Agency: Seattle Visibility Cam  (500 ft)
    Distant view of Rainier from Queen Anne Hill, Seattle (60 miles NW)
Queen Anne Hill Tower Cams  (600 ft): KOMO-4, KING-5, KIRO-7
    Distant views of Rainier from Seattle (60 miles NW)
Rainier Nordwand Cam  (200 ft)
    Distant zoomed infrared view of Rainier from Seattle (60 miles NW)
Crystal Mountain Ski Area  (6900 ft)
    Close-up view of Rainier from 10 miles NE (summer only), but views
    ski area slopes during winter; unfortunately as of 2006, this camera has
    been moved a location at 5000 ft (Gold Hills) with no view of Rainier
KIRO-7 SeaTac Airport Cam  (400 ft)
    Occasional view of Rainier from SeaTac (50 miles NW),
    but camera ususally points elsewhere on airport
Mount Rainier National Park Paradise MountainCam  (5400 ft)
    Close-up view of the south flank
    from 5 miles south of the summit at Paradise
Mount Rainier National Park Air Quality Webcam  (5400 ft)
    Located 5 miles south of the summit at Paradise, looking
    west down the Nisqually River valley (no view of Rainier)
Whistlin' Jack Lodge Web Cam  (2500 ft)
    Located 30 miles east on SR 410 (no view of Rainier)
Snoqualmie Pass I-90 WebCams (6 cameras, WSDOT)  (3000 ft)
    Located 40 miles NE (no view of Rainier)






Goat Rocks White Pass US 12 WebCam (WSDOT)  (4500 ft)
    Located 10 miles north of Goat Rocks, looking east at the
    small volcanic cone of Spiral Butte (no view of Goat Rocks)




Mount Adams Mount Adams Trout Lake Ranger Station Webcam  (1900 ft)
    Apparently, a webcam was installed here in October 1998, but it
    was never online at any time since 2000; a new webcam was planned
    to be installed in 2004, but that did not happen (see FAQ)
Trout Lake Webcam  (1900 ft)
    View of Mount Adams from 15 miles SSW in Trout Lake
    (NOTE: date/time shown on image is sometimes incorrect)
Satus Pass US 97 WebCam (WSDOT)  (3100 ft)
    Located 40 miles SE (no view of Adams)
KAPP-TV Yakima SkyCam  (1100 ft)
    Distant view of the summit of Adams from 50 miles ENE
    (see example; camera often points in other directions)
Mount Saint Helens Mount Saint Helens VolcanoCam  (4300 ft)
    Close-up view of the crater and lava dome (now also available in HD)
    from 5 miles NNW at Johnston Ridge Observatory
Forest Learning Rest Area WebCam (WSDOT)  (2700 ft)
    Distant view of Mt St Helens from 12 miles NW on SR 504


OREGON Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT): Statewide Cameras
    or see my large Oregon Mountain WebCams page (100+ cameras)





Mount Hood KATU-TV Gorge Cam  (1000 ft)
    Distant view of north side of Hood from 40 miles NNE
USFS Air Quality Camera: Columbia River Gorge  (400 ft)
    Distant view of Mount Hood from 40 miles NE near Wishram, WA
Timberline Lodge Mt. Hood Cam  (5900 ft)
    Close-up view of summit from 3 miles south at ski area
    (NOTE: "down for maintenance" as of January 2008)
KGW-TV Timberline SkyCam  (5900 ft)
    Close-up view of lodge or summit from 3 miles south at ski area
KGW-TV Rose City SkyCam  (200 ft)
    Occasionally shows St Helens from 50 miles SSW (see example),
    or Hood from 45 miles WNW (see example)
Mount Hood Meadows Cam  (5200 ft)
    Close-up view of Wyeast Face from 3 miles SE at ski area,
    or view of conditions at ski area base (with no view of Hood)
Government Camp US 26 Road Cam (ODOT)  (4000 ft)
    Located 5 miles south (no view of Hood)
Blue Box Pass US 26 Road Cam (ODOT)  (4000 ft)
    Located 10 miles south (no view of Hood)
Mount Jefferson KGW-TV Timberline SkyCam  (5900 ft) on Mt Hood occasionally looks
    at Mt Jefferson from 45 miles north (see example)
USFS Air Quality Camera: Mount Hood  (5900 ft)
    Distant view of Mount Jefferson from 45 miles north
    at Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood
Hoodoo Ski Area: Manzanita Webcam  (5000 ft) has a partial view
    of Mount Jefferson from 20 miles south (see left edge of photo)
Three Fingered Jack Hoodoo Ski Area: Lift Webcams  (5000 and 5400 ft)
    View of Three Fingered Jack from 5 miles SSW
    (note that the view alternates between different cameras/directions)
Hoodoo Ski Area: Bowl Webcam  (4700 ft)
    and Hoodoo Ski Area: Base & Parking Lot Webcams  (4700 ft)
    Close-up view of lifts at Hoodoo Butte (a small volcanic cone)
    and of Hayrick Butte (perfect example of a tuya, subglacial volcano)


Mount Washington Santiam Pass US 20 Road Cam (ODOT)  (4800 ft)
    Located between Three Fingered Jack and Mt Washington (no view)
Hoodoo Ski Area: Summit Webcam  (5700 ft)
    View of Mount Washington from 5 miles NNW, with North Sister
    and Middle Sister visible in the distance (15-20 miles)
Three Sisters Zip977 Live Cam on Overturf Butte in Bend  (3800 ft)
    Live user-controlled camera with pan & zoom, with a distant view
    of the summits of the Three Sisters and Broken Top from 20 miles east,
    and a nice view of Mt Bachelor and Tumalo Mtn from 15 miles ENE
Mount Bachelor Pine Marten Lodge Cam  (7700 ft)
    View of South Sister, Middle Sister, North Sister, and Broken Top
    from 5 miles SE at the Pine Marten Lodge on Mount Bachelor
Broken Top
Mount Bachelor Mount Bachelor Pine Marten Summit Cam  (7700 ft)
    Close-up view of the summit of Mount Bachelor
    from Pine Marten Lodge, 1 mile north
Mount Bachelor West Village Cam  (6300 ft)
    Close-up view of lifts at the ski area, with the summit visible above;
    during the summer, this camera sometimes looks at South Sister,
    Middle Sister, Broken Top from 5 miles SE (see example)
Sunriver Lodge Cam  (4200 ft)
    Distant view of summit of Mount Bachelor from 15 miles SE




Newberry Volcano Lava Butte US 97 Road Cam (ODOT)  (4500 ft)
    Located on the Newberry shield, 15 miles NNW of the summit
Pine Mountain Observatory  (6300 ft)
    Located atop an older volcanic mountain on the NE margin of the
    Newberry shield, 15 miles ENE of the summit (no view of Newberry)
LaPine US 97 Road Cam (ODOT)  (4200 ft)
    Located 10 miles west of the summit of Newberry (no view of volcano)
Diamond Peak KEZI-TV Willamette Pass SkyCam  (6600 ft)
    View of Diamond Peak from 10 miles NE atop the Willamette Pass
    ski area (the camera sometimes points in other directions, too)
Willamette Pass SR 58 Road Cam (ODOT)  (5100 ft)
    Located 8 miles NE (no view of Diamond Peak)
Mount Bailey Diamond Lake SR 138 Road Cam (ODOT)  (5200 ft)
    Partial view of Bailey from 5 miles SE




Mount Thielsen Mount Thielsen was barely visible in the upper left of the old pre-2005
    Crater Lake Crater Cam (see diagram), but is not in the current one
Crater Lake Crater Lake Crater Cam  (7100 ft)
    Close-up view of the lake from the crater rim (a new camera is
    online in fall 2007, after a 2-year outage due to construction)
Pelican Butte Klamath Falls Oregon Weathercam  (4100 ft)
    View looking west towards southernmost Oregon Cascades
    from 30 miles SE of Pelican Butte (no view of volcano)
Bly Mountain SR 140 Road Cam (ODOT)  (5100 ft)
    Located 40 miles east of Pelican Butte (no view of volcano)
Mount McLoughlin Lake of the Woods SR 140 Road Cam (ODOT)  (5000 ft)
    Located 10 miles SW of Pelican Butte and
    5 miles SE of McLoughlin (no view of either)
Medford Oregon Weathercam  (1400 ft)
    Distant view of McLoughlin from 30 miles WSW
    (McLoughlin is the white pyramid at right)
Siskiyou Summit I-5 Road Cams (2 cameras, ODOT)  (4300 ft)
    Located 30 miles SSW (no view of McLoughlin)


CALIFORNIA Caltrans District 2 Traffic Cams (northeastern California):
    Clickable Map and View All Cameras (50+ cameras), or see
    my large NE California Mountain WebCams page (60+ cameras)

Medicine Lake Volcano Lava Beds National Monument Webcam  (4800 ft)
    View looking north from the visitor center
    across the flanks of the Medicine Lake shield volcano
Dorris Hill US 97 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (4400 ft)
    Located 30 miles NW of Medicine Lake (no view of volcano)
Mount Hebron US 97 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (4300 ft)
    Located 25 miles WNW of Medicine Lake (no view of volcano)
Mount Shasta Mount Shasta SnowCam  (3500 ft)
    Wide-angle view from 10 miles SW
Grass Lake US 97 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (5100 ft)
    Distant view of Shasta from 15 miles north, if camera points south
Weed Airport I-5 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (2900 ft)
    Located 15 miles WNW of Shasta (usually no direct view)
North Weed I-5 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (3200 ft)
    Located 10 miles west of Shasta, occasional view
Amazing ShastaCam  (3500 ft)
    View from 10 miles SW, usually zoomed-in on Avalanche Gulch
Black Butte I-5 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (3900 ft)
    and Abrams Lake I-5 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (3700 ft)
    Located on the lower slopes of Shasta, 9 miles SW of summit
I-5/SR89 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (3500 ft)
    and Snowman Hill SR 89 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (4500 ft)
    Located on the lower slopes of Shasta, 10 miles S/SW of summit;
    I-5/SR89 Cam has excellent view of Shasta if aimed NE
Mount Shasta Ski Park Cam  (5500 ft)
    Partial view from 6 miles south of the summit
Central Dunsmuir I-5 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (2400 ft)
    and Dunsmuir Rail Cam  (2300 ft)
    Located 15 miles south of Shasta (no view of Shasta)




Lassen Peak SR299 / SR89 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (3200 ft)
    Located 30 miles north of Lassen Peak (no view)
Lassen Park SR 44 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (5800 ft)
    Located 5 miles NW of Lassen Peak near Manzanita Lake
SR44 Bogard Rest Area Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (5600 ft)
    Located 25 miles NE of Lassen Peak (no view)
SR36 / SR44 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (4900 ft)
    Located 40 miles east of Lassen Peak (no view)
Fredonyer Pass SR 36 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (5700 ft)
    Located 35 miles ESE of Lassen Peak (no view)
Deschutes Road I-5 Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (500 ft)
    Located 40 miles west of Lassen Peak, with a possible distant view
    of Lassen or Shasta (70 miles north) depending on camera direction
Lake Blvd SR 273 (Redding) Traffic Cam (Caltrans)  (700 ft)
    Located 45 miles west of Lassen, distant view if camera points east








Bonus Section: Webcams showing other skiable volcanoes in North America beyond the Cascade Range:
    (for more information about these peaks, see the Skiing the Ring of Fire section of this website)


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CALIFORNIA
California has many other volcanoes beyond the Cascade Range, scattered
    through the central, eastern, and southern parts of the state; the most
    notable is the 20-mile-wide Long Valley Caldera in the Eastern Sierra;
    see my large Sierra Nevada Mountain WebCams page (140+ cameras)





Mount Pluto Northstar at Tahoe Mountain Cams (8600 ft)
    Several views from the summit of Mount Pluto, and several more lower
    down on the mountain. The Northstar at Tahoe ski area is located on
    the northern flank of Mount Pluto, an old eroded volcano which forms
    the lava dam impounding the waters of Lake Tahoe (see more info)

Mammoth Mountain
(Long Valley Caldera)
Footloose Sports Web Cam (7900 ft)
    Nice view of Mammoth Mountain from the east
Mammoth Mountain: Lodge Cam (8900 ft)
    Close-up view of lifts at the ski area, from a live user-controlled
    camera with pan & zoom; see also Village Cam (8100 ft),
    Canyon Lodge Cam (8300 ft), and McCoy Station Cam (9600 ft)
Snowcreek Resort Web Cam (7900 ft)
    View of Mammoth Mountain from the east
Mammoth Lakes Webcam  (8200 ft)
    Live streaming Java image, view of Mammoth Rock and the Sherwins


ARIZONA Arizona has numerous volcanoes, most of them in the vast San Francisco
    Volcanic Field north of Flagstaff, with several more in eastern Arizona

Humphreys Peak
(San Francisco Peaks)
        or
(San Francisco Mtn)
San Francisco Peaks Webcam  (7100 ft)
    View of San Francisco Peaks from Flagstaff, 15 miles south
Flagstaff Webcam.com  (6900 ft)
    Live user-controlled camera with pan & zoom from Flagstaff
Rocky Mountain Research Station: The Peaks Cam  (6900 ft)
    Another view of San Francisco Peaks from 15 miles south
Northern Arizona University: Reilly Hall Web Cam  (6900 ft)
    Another view of San Francisco Peaks from 15 miles south
National Weather Service Flagstaff Web Cam  (6900 ft)
    Another view of San Francisco Peaks from 15 miles south
ABC 15: Lowell Observatory Web Cam  (7200 ft)
    View of San Francisco Mountain from 15 miles SW






Mount Baldy Sunrise Park Ski Resort Webcam  (9200 ft)
    View of lifts at the ski area, located on the
    flanks of an ancient eroded stratovolcano


NEW MEXICO New Mexico has dozens of volcanoes (see Volcanoes of New Mexico),
    including the stratovolcano Mount Taylor and sizeable Valles Caldera

Mount Taylor University of New Mexico: Big-I Web Cam  (5200 ft)
    Distant view of Mount Taylor from 55 miles east (see example)
    (as of mid-2002, this webcam is no longer in operation)
Valles Caldera Pajarito Mountain Ski Area Webcam  (9000 ft)
    View of slopes at the ski area, located on the caldera rim
Los Alamos National Laboratory Webcam  (7400 ft)
    Located on the flanks of the caldera, view of surrounding hills


WYOMING Wyoming is home to world-famous Yellowstone National Park,
    which contains the huge 50-mile-wide Yellowstone Caldera

Yellowstone Caldera Old Faithful WebCam (8900 ft)
    Close-up view of Old Faithful Geyser within the caldera
Mammoth Hot Springs WebCam  (6300 ft)
    View of hot springs within the caldera


HAWAII Hawaii has two skiable volcanoes, Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa,
    (and possibly a third, Haleakala) with numerous webcams viewing
    their upper slopes; see Mauna Kea Weather Center all webcams









Mauna Kea United Kingdom Infra-Red Telescope  (13750 ft)
    View looking SW across road at the summit of Mauna Kea,
    with the flank of Mauna Loa visible in the distance
Canada France Hawaii Telescope  (13700 ft)
    View looking south of the Gemini Telescope
    atop a cinder cone at the summit of Mauna Kea
Canada France Hawaii Telescope  (13700 ft)
    View looking north of the Canada France Hawaii Telescope
    atop a cinder cone at the summit of Mauna Kea
James Clerk Maxwell Telescope  (13400 ft)
    View looking east towards the summit of Mauna Kea
Subaru Telescope Catwalk Cameras  (13500 ft)
    Four webcams looking in various directions, with views of the summit
    cinder cones and other telescopes, plus a distant view of Mauna Loa
NASA Infrared Telescope Facility  (13600 ft)
    Four webcams looking in various directions, with views of the summit
    cinder cones and other telescopes, plus a distant view of Mauna Loa
Very Long Baseline Array  (12200 ft)
    View of cinder cones and the radio telescope
    located 3 miles below the summit of Mauna Kea
Mauna Loa Mauna Loa Observatory: Mauna Kea Cam  (11100 ft)
    View of Mauna Kea from 20 miles SW, high on Mauna Loa
Mauna Loa Observatory: Southwest Cam  (11100 ft)
    View towards summit of Mauna Loa from 5 miles NE
Mauna Loa Observatory: Tower Cam  (11200 ft)
    View looking east of observatory and high slopes of Mauna Loa
Haleakala Haleakala Crater Live Camera  (10100 ft)
    View of Haleakala Crater from the crater rim


ALASKA Alaska has most of the skiable volcanoes in the US, well over 50 of them.
    Although only a few are visible on any webcams currently online, the
    Alaska Volcano Observatory continues to expand its webcam network.







Carlisle Volcano

Mount Cleveland
Alaska Volcano Observatory: Cleveland Cam  (600 ft)
    Distant view of Mount Cleveland (center) and Carlisle Volcano (right)
    from 45-50 miles east on High Hill, north of Nikolski
    (NOTE: Camera appears to be down since October 2007)
Akutan Volcano Alaska Volcano Observatory: Akutan Cam  (600 ft)
    Distant view of Akutan Island from 25 miles southwest
    at Eider Point on Unalaska Island
Pavlof Volcano Alaska Volcano Observatory: Pavlof Cam  (100 ft)
    Distant view of the Pavlof volcanic group
    from 37 miles southwest at Cold Bay

Mount Veniaminof Alaska Volcano Observatory: Veniaminof Cam  (200 ft)
    View of the rim of this ice-filled caldera
    from 22 miles south at Perryville


Mount Peulik Alaska Volcano Observatory: Peulik Cam  (1900 ft)
    View of Mount Peulik from 20 miles north on Whale Mtn,
    on the north side of Becharof Lake


Mount Mageik

Mount Katmai
Alaska Volcano Observatory: Katmai Cam  (3500 ft)
    View of Mount Mageik from 5 miles north atop the Buttress Range,
    with the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes and Katmai Pass below;
    Mount Katmai is well out of the frame to the left



Fourpeaked Mountain

Mount Douglas
Alaska Volcano Observatory: Fourpeaked Cam  (2500 ft ?)
    View of Fourpeaked Mountain from 10 miles north,
    with the west flank of Mount Douglas partially visible at left


Augustine Volcano

Alaska Volcano Observatory: Augustine Homer Cam  (100 ft)
    Distant view from Homer, about 75 miles NE,
    and often obscured by clouds
Alaska Volcano Observatory: Augustine Low-Light Cam  (100 ft)
    Co-located with the daylight camera in Homer, about 75 miles NE,
    extremely light-sensitive with a range extending to the near-infrared
Alaska Volcano Observatory: Augustine Lagoon Cam  (100 ft)
    Close-up view from the lagoon on the west side of the island,
    about 4 miles from the summit
Alaska Volcano Observatory: Augustine Island Cam  (100 ft)
    Close-up view from the east side of the island,
    about 3 miles from the summit



Iliamna Volcano

Alaska Log Haven B&B Cam  (200 ft)
    Live user-controlled camera with pan & zoom, located in Clam Gulch
    with a view across Cook Inlet looking at Iliamna from 60 miles ENE;
    pan right to see Redoubt from 50 miles ESE, and pan far left to see
    Augustine from 90 miles NE, barely poking above the watery horizon


Redoubt Volcano


Anchorage Weather Cam  (200 ft)
    Distant zoomed view across Cook Inlet from 100 miles NE


Mount Spurr


Alaska Volcano Observatory: Mount Spurr Cam  (100 ft)
    View from 38 miles SE on an oil platform in Cook Inlet




Alaska Volcano Observatory: Mount Spurr Cam  (3200 ft)
    Close-up view of Mount Spurr and Crater Peak from the
    CKT seismic station, located on a ridge about 5 miles south



Mount Sanford

Mount Drum

Mount Wrangell

Mount Blackburn

High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, Cam 2  (1900 ft)
    Nice view of Mount Sanford from 35 miles WNW,
    with the northern flank of Mount Wrangell partially visible at right;
    the HAARP site is located 8 miles north of Gakona


Gulkana Airport Weather Cam  (1600 ft)
    View looking east at this impressive group of volcanoes,
    including Mounts Sanford, Drum, Wrangell, and Blackburn,
    located 30-80 miles away in Wrangell - Saint Elias National Park


Mount Edgecumbe City of Sitka West Cam  (100 ft)
    Distant view from 15 miles east, looking across Sitka Harbor


For numerous other webcams throughout Alaska, see:
    FAA Alaska Region Weather Cams
    Alaska Road Weather Information System Cams




MEXICO Mexico is home to numerous volcanoes, the highest of which are skiable.
    The two most active Mexican volcanoes have webcams looking at them.

Nevado de Colima
Volcán de Fuego
Observatorio Vulcanologico: Nevado Cam  (13000 ft)
    Close-up view of the active Volcán de Fuego from 3.5 miles
    to the north on the slopes of the dormant Nevado de Colima
Observatorio Vulcanologico: Naranjal Cam  (4000 ft)
    View of the active Volcán de Fuego from 9 miles south
Popocatépetl CENAPRED Volcán Popocatépetl Webcam  (13200 ft)
    Close-up view from 7 miles to the north at Altzomoni lodge
    on the neighboring volcano of Iztaccihuatl
TELMEX Volcán Popocatépetl Puebla Webcam  (7000 ft)
    Distant view from 20 miles SE in Puebla



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Many thanks to those who have set up and maintained these various webcams. This page would be quite empty without their time and effort!
If you know of any other webcams showing Cascade volcanoes or nearby weather conditions, please email me (thanks).

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