Live Perisher Webcams
Planning your perfect day at Perisher? Our collection of Perisher webcams offers real-time views of the slopes from all parts of the resort, letting you check conditions before you head out. From snowfall, visibility of lift lines or terrain coverage, these live Perisher cams provide an unfiltered look at what is happening on the mountain right now.
Stay connected to your favourite runs with our continuously updated Perisher web cam feeds. Whether you are deciding which area to ski first, looking how much snow fell in the latest storm or just dreaming about your next visit, these live mountain views help you experience Perisher from anywhere.
Live Cam
This live Perisher snowcam looks directly out from the Blue Cow terminal station towards the summit quad and ridge quad lifts which climb Mt Blue Cow.
Snow Stake
This Perisher snowcam looks directly at the Perisher Snow Stake. The Snow Stake is the first place to see how much snow has fallen in the most recent storm. Cleared daily after the readings have been collected.
Front Valley
This Perisher snowcam looks out to the Front Valley of Perisher Ski Resort. The main family area of the ski resort.
Village Eight
The Village 8 chair is the only 8-seater chairlift in Australia. Located in the front valley of Perisher ski resort and this Perisher camera is located near the summit of the lift.
Happy Valley
Happy Valley T-Bar area of the ski resort. Here you will find many beginner runs and the beginner terrain park and this Perisher snow cam is located at the base of the T-Bar lift.
Mt Perisher
This Perisher snowcam looks up to Mt Perisher where some of the best intermediate blue runs can be found in the resort.
Blue Cow Summit
Blue Cow Summit has the best views of the surrounding region and includes excellent intermediate and advanced ski runs. This Perisher snowcam takes in the views from its high perch above the resort.
Olympic
This Perisher snowcam looks out to the Olympic T-Bar region of the resort on the backside of Back Perisher Mountain.
Centre Valley & Mt Perisher
This Perisher snow cam is looking out over the centre valley of Perisher ski resort with views to Mt Perisher.
Blue Cow
Blue Cow Mountain rises to 1,994m (6,542ft) and offers the longest vertical drop in Perisher ski resort. This Perisher web cam looks out towards the valley below Mt Blue Cow.
Guthega
Guthega is tucked away at the back of Perisher Ski Resort and has many green, blue and black ski runs on offer. This Perisher snow cam gives you a good look at the snow conditions in the back of the resort.
Mt Kosciuszko
This Perisher snowcam looks out to Mt Kosciuszko which is the highest peak in Australia and towers above the ski resorts of the snowy ranges.
Smiggin Holes
Smiggin Holes is the dedicated learner zone at Perisher Ski Resort. Beginner lifts and ski runs make this the perfect place to learn how to ride.
Resort Stats
Elevation
Base
1699m
Summit
2054m
Annual Snowfall
2.6m
Season
2025
6/6/2025 - 9/27/2025
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