Bridger Bowl Live Webcams

This live streaming Bridger Bowl webcam sits at the top of the Bridger Lift at 2021 meters, showing real-time snowfall and conditions. It's particularly useful for checking how much new snow has accumulated overnight or during storms.

Located at Bridger Bowl's highest point of 2643 meters, this webcam faces east across the famous Ridge terrain. Check this Bridger Bowl live cam for visibility and wind conditions before heading up to the expert-only areas that require hiking to access.

Positioned at 2383 meters, this webcam looks directly at the Sluice Box chute, one of Bridger's steeper expert runs. The view helps assess snow conditions and visibility in this challenging area that sits right beside the main Bridger lift line.

From 2454 meters, this Bridger Bowl webcam looks straight down the main Bridger lift line all the way to the base. It's one of the most comprehensive views of the mountain's central corridor and overall conditions.

From just under 2000 meters, this Bridger Bowl webcam looks back toward the towering ridgeline. It provides a good sense of overall mountain conditions and weather patterns moving across the resort's upper elevations.

This webcam monitors the main base area activity and parking situation. Check this Bridger Bowl web cam to see current conditions at the lodge level and get a feel for how busy the mountain is on any given day.

Located in Bridger's northern terrain at 2000 meters, this webcam covers the area known for the resort's best tree skiing. The Alpine Lift zone typically holds powder longer than more exposed areas of the mountain.

This Bridger Bowl webcam at 2012 meters watches over the mid-mountain beginner and intermediate terrain. It's a good reference point for families and newer skiers to check conditions on the more mellow slopes.

Shot from the main lodge looking down at the parking area, this webcam gives you a practical view of base conditions and helps you see what the weather is doing at the bottom of the mountain.

Positioned at the base of the Sunnyside chairlift, this Bridger Bowl live cam shows activity around one of the main lifts. It's helpful for checking if lifts are running and what the general conditions look like at the base.

Another view from Bridger's 2643-meter summit, this webcam faces north along the ridgeline. Combined with the other ridge cameras, it gives you a complete picture of conditions across the expert terrain at the top.

This western-facing view from the ridge provides afternoon perspectives of the summit conditions. Like the other Bridger Bowl cams at this elevation, it's essential for checking high-altitude weather before making the hike.

A mid-station view of the Sunnyside lift area that helps bridge the gap between base and upper mountain conditions. This webcam shows how weather and visibility change as you move up the mountain.

The final piece of the ridge webcam collection, this southern view from 2643 meters completes the picture of conditions across Bridger's famous expert terrain. Together with the other ridge Bridger Bowl web cams, it provides full coverage of the summit area.