Timberline Lodge Live Webcams

Experience the iconic Timberline Lodge through this webcam positioned at the historic lodge's 1813-meter elevation on Mt Hood's south slope. This Timberline webcam captures the magnificent National Historic Landmark and surrounding ski terrain, providing essential snow condition updates. Perfect for assessing weather before your visit, this Timberline live cam showcases Oregon's year-round skiing destination and the filming location of The Shining.

Monitor beginner terrain through this Timberline webcam at the Pucci area positioned at 1780 meters elevation. This Timberline live cam focuses on the resort's gentle learning slopes and progression terrain. Families use this live snow cam to check conditions on the welcoming beginner runs that make Timberline ideal for introducing kids to Oregon skiing on Mt Hood's legendary slopes.

Discover upper mountain terrain through this Timberline webcam at Magic Mile positioned at 2132 meters elevation. This Timberline live cam captures the resort's mid-to-upper terrain and provides visibility updates across Mt Hood's south face. Skiers use this Timberline web cam to assess snow quality on Oregon's highest lift-served terrain before exploring this year-round ski destination.

Experience lower mountain perspectives through this Timberline webcam at Jeff Flood area positioned at 1478 meters elevation. This live snow cam reveals conditions on the resort's lower terrain and provides visibility across the southern exposure. Visitors use this Timberline live cam to check snow coverage and weather patterns on Mt Hood's most accessible skiing before making the scenic drive from Portland.

Monitor summer skiing conditions through this Timberline webcam at Palmer snowfield positioned at 2120 meters elevation. This Timberline web cam captures North America's only year-round ski area, where Olympic teams train through summer months. Advanced skiers and racers use this Timberline live cam to check glacier conditions on Oregon's most unique ski terrain high on Mt Hood's Palmer glacier.