Live Yellowstone Webcams

Live webcam of Electric Peak from near the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Dramatic mountain peak with changing weather, snow, and alpenglow.

Live webcam from the summit of Mount Washburn in Yellowstone. Panoramic high-elevation view with massive sky for cloud timelapses and thunderstorms.

Live webcam at Roosevelt Arch, the historic north entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Watch the iconic 1903 stone arch with park traffic and elk crossings throughout the day.

Live webcam at the Mammoth Hot Springs parade ground in Yellowstone National Park. Resident elk herds, the historic Fort Yellowstone buildings, and seasonal traffic.

Live webcam looking southwest from Mt. Washburn (10,243 ft). Vast Yellowstone backcountry, weather patterns, and wildlife from one of the highest accessible peaks in the park.

Live webcam at the West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Watch park traffic flow and weather conditions at one of the busiest entrances.

Live webcam looking into Yellowstone from the West Entrance. Real-time view of vehicles entering the park.

Live webcam looking outbound from the East Entrance toward Cody, Wyoming. Sylvan Pass approach with dramatic mountain views.

Live webcam looking into Yellowstone from the East Entrance. The Sylvan Pass road, often snowy into June.

Live view of Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone, the world's most predictable geyser. Erupts every 60-110 minutes. Watch for bison, elk, and other wildlife in the surrounding meadow.

NPS webcam at Yellowstone's East Entrance, the Cody Wyoming gateway into the park. Watch wildlife crossing the Sylvan Pass road corridor — elk are common here in autumn. Pass crests at 8,524 ft with dramatic mountain scenery; open May through early November.

NPS webcam looking outbound at Yellowstone's East Entrance toward Cody, Wyoming. Sylvan Pass at 8,524 ft — watch avalanche-prone terrain, elk herds, and the forest-to-desert transition. Typically closed November through April by deep snows.

NPS webcam on Electric Street at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone's administrative hub. Elk are year-round residents here — they graze on the lawns between historic fort buildings. The travertine terraces of Mammoth's geothermal landscape are visible nearby.

NPS webcam at the Roosevelt Arch, the historic 1903 gateway into Yellowstone at Gardiner, Montana. Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone; bison herds regularly wander through the arch area. Only Yellowstone entrance open year-round, even during winter snowcoach season.

NPS webcam on Mount Washburn's northeast face at 10,243 ft — Yellowstone's classic summit hike. Wide-angle view of the Yellowstone caldera rim and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone below. Summer bighorn sheep herds are frequently visible on the open slopes July through September.

NPS webcam on Parade Ground at Mammoth Hot Springs, Fort Yellowstone's open-air center. Bull elk spar on this meadow during the September rut — the most dramatic wildlife event in the park. Historic 1890s cavalry-era buildings from the Army management era surround the grounds.

NPS webcam at Yellowstone's West Entrance near West Yellowstone, Montana — the park's busiest gate. Watch visitor traffic, bison road jams, and winter snowmobile and snowcoach convoys. Open year-round; the Madison River valley just inside is prime wolf and river otter habitat.

NPS webcam on Mount Washburn's southwest face overlooking Yellowstone's thermal basins. On clear days see steam plumes from Norris Geyser Basin and the Firehole River far below. The summit trail from Dunraven Pass is one of Yellowstone's top day hikes for wildlife and views.

NPS webcam looking into Yellowstone through the West Entrance road corridor. The Madison River valley begins just inside — prime wolf and otter watching territory year-round. Watch the transition from Gallatin National Forest into Yellowstone's geothermal volcanic plateau.