
Sunriver - Owners Snow Stick
Oregon, United States β 41 km
πΊπΈ Oregon Β· United States β Altitude 1911 m
This live camera looks out from Pine Mountain Observatory, a high desert site at about 1,911 metres in central Oregon. It is a useful check for anyone planning a trip to the Bend and Sunriver area or following conditions across the Cascades. The page also shows the local time and the weather outlook.
Pine Mountain rises above the high desert east of the Cascade Range, where open sagebrush plains meet forested slopes. The observatory has long been associated with astronomy because the dry air and dark skies make the area well suited to stargazing. Central Oregon is known for its volcanic landscape, lava formations and the peaks of the Cascades visible on clear days.
The view from a mountain site like this changes most with the weather, the light and the seasons. Clear mornings often bring crisp views of the surrounding terrain, while late afternoon light can bring out the shapes of the ridges. In winter, snow and cloud can change the scene quickly, so the live picture is the best guide to current visibility.
Central Oregon has a dry climate with warm summers and cold winters, and temperatures can swing widely between day and night because of the altitude. Late summer and early autumn are often the most settled periods for visiting. Nearby cameras in Sunriver, Bend and at Mt Bachelor show other parts of the region and road conditions.
Source: Pine Mountain webcam

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The current conditions and three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Because the site is high and dry, temperatures and wind can differ noticeably from the nearest town.
The local time for this camera is displayed on the page and follows the Pacific time zone used across Oregon. It is updated along with the live view.
The camera is at Pine Mountain Observatory in Oregon, United States, and the map on the page marks its position. It sits at roughly 1,911 metres above sea level in central Oregon.
Clear days in the early morning or late afternoon usually give the most detail in the landscape. Winter weather can hide the view for long periods, so check the live picture before relying on it.
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