Yellowstone National Park has a collection of WebCams that show views in and around Mammoth Hot Springs, Mount Washburn, and Old Faithful Geyser and the Upper Geyser Basin. If you can't come see Old Faithful erupt in person, you can view it online. Frequently Asked Questions are located here.
Live, streaming video Old Faithful Geyser Live! is the park's first video webcam. This full-motion, live-streaming webcam is operated remotely and allows visitors to view geysers and wildlife in real time. To view it, go to the Old Faithful Geyser Live! webcam page.
Side by side views of the Old Faithful area
View both Old Faithful Area webcams side by side -- includes countdown timer, and weather information. Please note that both cameras may not be functioning at any given time. See Webcam Updates for camera status.
This view of Old Faithful Geyser is captured from a webcam inside the new visitor education center, which opened to the public in August 2010. Visitor center staff post predictions for the next Old Faithful Geyser eruption on this page. If you want to catch a live, uninterrupted view of the geyser in action, check here first for the next prediction before going to the Old Faithful Geyser Live! Webcam page.
Images from this webcam update approximately every 30 seconds. It is our most popular camera for viewing wildlife in the Mammoth Hot Springs area. It is located in an office on the second floor of the Albright Visitor Center.
Located in the fire lookout on top of Mount Washburn, this webcam shows the Yellowstone Caldera, including views of Yellowstone Lake, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Hayden Valley.
This recently installed second camera at Mt. Washburn is pointed in a northeasterly direction and shows views of both the Absaroka and Beartooth Mountain Ranges.
This camera shows a view of the terraces at Mammoth Hot Springs as seen from the second floor of the Albright Visitor Center. The large dome shaped formation is the remains of an ancient hot spring called Liberty Cap.