Hotham Live Webcams

Positioned at 1752 meters above the Village Quad, this Hotham snow cam watches over the main lift corridor connecting the base to the heart of the resort. It's the camera that tells you how the day is flowing - skiers loading up, conditions on the climb, and the general rhythm of Australia's Powder Capital going about its business. Updated every 10 minutes, it's a reliable morning reference before you head out.

The highest and most complete view on the mountain - this Mt Hotham livecam sits at 1783 meters and delivers a full interactive 360-degree panorama across the resort and deep into the surrounding Victorian Alps. Pan across to Heavenly Valley, sweep toward the Orchard, or check what's building on the Razorback horizon. No other Hotham camera gives you this much information in a single look.

One of Hotham's most popular trails gets its own dedicated Mt Hotham webcam at 1762 meters, positioned to show current snow conditions on the Imagine run before you drop in. Updated every 10 minutes, it's the practical check for skiers deciding whether to lap this trail or push further across the mountain. Snow texture and surface quality are easy to read from this angle.

Down at 1532 meters on the Heavenly Valley Quad, this Hotham snow cam looks up the Slalom Gully - one of the resort's most demanding runs and a reliable indicator of conditions in the advanced terrain zone. Updated every 10 minutes, it shows you exactly what the steep stuff is doing before you commit to the traverse across. If Slalom Gully looks good from here, Heavenly Valley is firing.

This Mt Hotham snow cam at 1750 meters looks out from the village across the Sun Run and lower valley with one of the resort's widest natural perspectives. On a clear day the view stretches all the way to the Orchard chair at the far end of the resort - a genuine sense of Hotham's scale in a single frame. Updated every 10 minutes, it's the camera that shows you how much mountain there is to explore.

These Hotham cams at 1679 meters look down Snake Gully toward the Heavenly Valley Quad, covering one of the resort's most beloved intermediate-to-advanced trails from the top. Watch the pitch, read the snow surface, and gauge how much traffic is already on the run before you head across from the village. Updated every 10 minutes - the essential check before committing to Snake Gully.

The complementary view to the camera above - this Hotham webcam at 1533 meters looks back up the full length of Snake Gully from the bottom, showing you the complete challenge of the run in a single frame. It's a different kind of intelligence: where the top camera shows surface conditions, this one shows the full profile and fall line. Together they give you the complete picture of one of Hotham's most iconic trails.

At 1788 meters, this Mt Hotham webcam sits at one of the resort's highest camera positions with an unobstructed view toward Mt Feathertop and the Razorback Ridge - the kind of alpine backdrop that reminds you why this place earned the name Powder Capital. Updated every 10 minutes, it also delivers a practical read on conditions across Heavenly Valley's upper terrain. Equal parts useful and spectacular.

The Hotham livecam focused on the Gotcha chair at 1757 meters is your window into the backside of the resort - quieter, often less tracked, and consistently worth the traverse when conditions are right. Updated every 10 minutes, it shows snow quality and activity levels across one of Hotham's more rewarding off-the-beaten-path zones. Check it mid-morning when the main runs are getting busy and the Gotcha area is still pristine.