Dubois - Lava Mountain
Wyoming, United States — 8.6 km
Dubois - Col de DuNoir
🇺🇸 Wyoming · United States — Altitude 2600 m
This camera watches a high mountain pass above Dubois, a small town in the Wyoming Rockies. It suits anyone wanting to see current mountain conditions before heading out, or simply keeping an eye on the high country from afar.
Dubois sits in the Wind River country of northwest Wyoming, a region of rugged peaks, wide valleys and rivers that drain into the Wind River basin. It is a base for hiking, fishing and wildlife watching, and the surrounding mountains rise to well over three thousand metres. The town itself keeps a quiet, rural character, with the landscape dominating the view in every direction.
The stream is labelled as a mountain pass, so the view is likely to focus on the ridge, the slopes and the sky above the col. Depending on the view, you may see snow lingering on the upper slopes well into spring, clouds building over the peaks in summer afternoons, or fresh snow after autumn storms. Early morning and late afternoon light tends to bring out the shapes of the terrain most clearly.
Winters in this part of Wyoming are long and cold, with heavy snow at elevation, while summers are short, mild and often dry. The most comfortable months for hiking are usually July through September, when high passes are typically clear of snow. Nearby cameras in the region include Lava Mountain, Togwotee Mountain Lodge, Moran and the SnoKater camera on Union Pass.
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Wyoming, United States — 8.6 km

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the Dubois area are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically.
The local time for Dubois is displayed on this page and follows the Mountain time zone used in that part of Wyoming.
The camera is on a mountain pass near Dubois at roughly 2,600 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its position.
Clear mornings and late afternoons usually give the best visibility of the peaks. Winter and spring views often show the most snow, while summer brings green slopes and afternoon clouds.
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