Webcams

The park has three webcams, which you can view below. Also, check out our gallery of interesting images captured by the Crater Lake Webcam in the past. If you spot something noteworthy on any of our webcams, let us know! Right-click on the image to save it, then send it to [e-mail].

Links for recent weather observations, the forecast, and current snow information are found on the weather page.

 

Crater Lake

Is Crater Lake visible today? Sometimes the lake is hidden by clouds, especially in the winter. This view looks north across the lake from the Sinnott Overlook at Rim Village (elevation 7,100 feet). On a clear day, it takes in Wizard Island, Llao Rock, and Mount Thielsen. Image updates every 4 to 6 minutes.

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Annie Spring Entrance Station

Curious about road conditions? This webcam can help you determine if the park's roads are icy. It looks south along Munson Valley Road from the Annie Spring Entrance Station (elevation 6,000 feet). The silver bar on the left is a flag pole. Image updates every 4 to 6 minutes.

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Steel Information Center

The Steel Information Center at Park Headquarters (elevation 6,450 feet) is open daily except December 25th. The current hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This view is useful in showing the amount of snow currently on the ground in the park. It can be 10 to 15 feet deep in the late winter and early spring. Image updates every 5 to 7 minutes.

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Webcam Locations

The park's webcams are all on the south side of the lake. See below for a description and photo of each location.

 

Crater Lake Webcam

This webcam hangs from the roof of the Sinnott Memorial Overlook at Rim Village. The overlook was built in 1930 on a rock ledge 900 feet above the lake. A viewing platform and exhibit room are typically open from late June to late October. Deep snow keeps the overlook closed the rest of the year.

 

Annie Spring Entrance Station Webcam

This webcam looks south from the Annie Spring Entrance Station toward Highway 62. On a busy day, the line of cars extends all the way to the highway. About 700,000 people visit Crater Lake National Park each year.

 

Steel Information Center Webcam

This webcam lives in the Administration Building at Park Headquarters, in an office on the second floor (the top left window in this photo). In the winter, the view from the window is sometimes obstructed by snow and ice.