Mt Washington - Mount Washington
British Columbia, Canada — 1.4 km
Mt Washington - Mount Washington
🇨🇦 British Columbia · Canada
This live camera looks at Mount Washington, a ski mountain on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. It is a useful check on what the upper slopes look like right now, especially when you are deciding whether to head up. The page adds local time and a short weather outlook beside the stream.
Mount Washington sits in the Comox Valley on the eastern side of Vancouver Island, rising above the town of Courtenay and the coast near Comox. The island is known for its rugged interior, dense coastal forest and a mild, wet climate shaped by the Pacific. The mountain is best known as a winter destination, with snow lying on its upper runs for much of the season while the valley below often sees rain.
The stream is most useful for judging cloud and snow cover on the mountain, which can change quickly in a single afternoon. Clear mornings tend to give the best visibility, while low cloud can roll in later in the day. Depending on the view, you may also notice new snowfall after a storm or the spring melt as the season turns. Check it before a planned trip, since conditions shift fast at altitude.
Winters are cool and wet at lower elevations and much snowier higher up, while summers are mild and drier, making late spring and early autumn pleasant for hiking. The nearby town of Comox has its own live view, the Blackfin Pub ocean camera, and Courtenay lies just down the valley. Those cameras are useful for comparing mountain weather with conditions on the coast.
Source: mountwashington.ca
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can differ sharply from the valley, so check it before you travel.
The local time for the camera's location is shown in the live time block on this page, so you can judge whether daylight is good for viewing.
The camera is on Mount Washington on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, close to the Comox Valley. The map on this page shows its precise position.
Clear daytime hours give the clearest view of the slopes. In winter the snow cover is most visible, while in summer the mountain is more often seen without snow.
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