Mountain High Live Webcams

The Mountain High webcam at East Summit delivers stunning panoramic views from SoCal's highest ski terrain at 2499 meters elevation. This mountain high live cam offers a unique perspective of both the resort's advanced runs and the sweeping Mojave Desert landscape below. Essential for checking summit conditions and visibility, this live snow cam showcases the dramatic high-altitude skiing just 90 minutes from Los Angeles.

One of Mountain High ski resort's most popular live cams, this feed showcases the family-friendly snow play area at 2011 meters where winter fun comes alive. Watch visitors enjoy the tubing runs and beginner terrain through this Mountain High webcam focused on this dedicated learning zone. This live snow cam captures the welcoming atmosphere that makes this Southern California's premier family destination.

Part of Mountain High's network of webcams, this vantage point from the West Resort's upper terminal at 2133 meters captures real-time views of the resort's most popular runs and terrain park features. The mountain high live cam stream keeps you connected to current conditions and park activity. This Mountain High web cam provides essential visibility across the diverse terrain zones.

The Mountain High ski resort webcam at Borderline provides an eagle-eye view of advanced terrain from the summit at 2499 meters. This strategic camera placement gives visitors a clear look at upper mountain conditions and the majestic San Gabriel range through this live snow cam. Monitor visibility and snow quality before tackling challenging slopes at this high-elevation SoCal destination.

Monitor current conditions through this Mountain High webcam positioned at the West Resort's main base area at 2133 meters. This essential mountain high live cam feed shows real-time lift operations and base area activity, perfect for planning your visit to SoCal's premier winter destination. The live snow cam delivers crucial information about crowds and weather before you make the drive up from Southern California.