Pagosa Springs - Pagosa Peak Cam
Colorado, United States โ 29 km
๐บ๐ธ Colorado ยท United States โ Altitude 3250 m
This live camera looks over Wolf Creek Ski Area in the San Juan Mountains of southern Colorado. Check it before you drive up to see how the snow and sky look on the mountain right now. The page also gives you local time and the weather forecast for the area.
Wolf Creek sits on the Continental Divide at around 3,250 metres, in the San Juan Mountains. It is known for deep, reliable snowfall and for its steep, open terrain, which draws skiers who prefer a quieter resort to the busiest Colorado names. The landscape is alpine, with conifer forest below the ridgelines and wide snowfields higher up.
The camera is a live feed of the ski area, so it is most useful during the winter season when lifts are running. Mornings often bring clear views of fresh snow before the lifts open, and afternoon clouds can build quickly at this altitude. Weather changes are common, so the live view helps you judge visibility and conditions at a glance.
Winter brings the most snow and the main season, while summer days are mild and good for hiking, though afternoon storms are frequent. The nearest town is Pagosa Springs, and Durango and Ouray lie within roughly 100 kilometres. The Pagosa Peak camera and the Purgatory Resort camera are also listed on VizCams for comparison.
Source: Wolf Creek Ski Colorado webcam
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The current conditions and the three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain weather can change quickly, so check it again before you travel.
The local time for the area is shown on this page and follows Mountain Time, as used across the Colorado Rockies.
The camera is in the San Juan Mountains of southern Colorado, on the Continental Divide at about 3,250 metres. The map on the page shows the exact location.
Winter mornings are often the most interesting, when fresh snow and clear skies are common. Check the live view and the forecast before you plan a trip.
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