Grand Targhee Dreamcatcher Webcam
The Dreamcatcher is the main high-speed quad chairlift at Grand Targhee Resort, rising 1,866 vertical feet to the summit of Fred's Mountain at 10,200 feet. This camera is pointed at the base of the lift and gives you a real-time look at the snow conditions and crowd levels at Wyoming's best-kept powder secret.
Targhee gets hammered with snow when the rest of the region is dry. I have driven over Teton Pass on a bluebird day and found 18 inches of fresh powder waiting on the Idaho side. This camera is how you verify that before you make the drive. If the base looks deep and the lift is spinning, you go. In the summer the Dreamcatcher runs for mountain bikers and hikers, and this feed tells you if the high-elevation trails are clear.
Local tip: Grand Targhee's annual snowfall averages 500 inches. When JHMR is reporting 6 inches, Targhee often has 12. Check this camera on any storm day, the west-facing slopes catch everything coming off the Snake River Plain.
Grand Targhee Dreamcatcher Chairlift Live Webcam & Ski Conditions
Right now in Driggs it’s 51°F (feels like 47°F) under overcast clouds. Today’s range runs from 50°F to 51°F, humidity sits at 39%, wind out of the South-SE at 9.2 mph, pressure at 1016 hPa. Visibility around 4.6 miles, cloud cover at 92%. The sun rises at 5:58 AM and sets at 6:42 PM.






















