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Washington, United States β 1.6 km

Kittitas County - Silver Fir - Base Area
πΊπΈ Washington Β· United States β Altitude 864 m
This live camera looks toward the base area of Silver Fir in Kittitas County, in the Cascade Range of central Washington. It is useful for seeing snow and access conditions at the foot of the slopes before deciding whether to make the drive. The page also shows local weather and time so you can plan the trip around what is happening now.
Silver Fir sits in the Cascades about 864 metres above sea level, in the mountainous east side of the Snoqualmie Pass corridor. Kittitas County is a large rural county where forests, river valleys and high ridges meet, and the region is known for winter sports and mountain hiking. The landscape is dominated by conifers, steep slopes and snowfields that change dramatically from one season to the next.
The view is most informative in winter, when the base area and slopes are snow-covered and you can judge whether the lifts and roads are busy. In spring and autumn the same frame shows melting snow, bare ground and changing light on the trees. Clear mornings tend to give the sharpest view, while low cloud or falling snow can hide the upper slopes for hours, depending on the view at the time.
Winters in the central Cascades are cold and snowy, with heavy snowfall common from December to March and road conditions that can change quickly. Summer and early autumn are the easiest months for hiking and sightseeing. Nearby webcams in Snoqualmie, Alpental Mid-Mountain, Skykomish and Crystal Mountain let you compare conditions across the range before you travel.
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The current weather and the 3-day forecast for this location are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions in the mountains can change quickly, so check it shortly before you leave.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Pacific time zone used across Washington State. The clock updates automatically so you can match it with what the camera shows.
The camera is at the Silver Fir base area in Kittitas County, Washington, at roughly 864 metres altitude in the Cascade Range. A map on the page marks its position and the nearby cameras.
Winter mornings are often the most useful for checking snow and access, while summer and early autumn show the slopes clearly with less snow. Check the live view and weather together to pick your moment.
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