Grand Targhee Snow Stick Webcam

The Grand Targhee Snow Stick camera is pointed at a measuring stake in the snow at the resort base, giving you the honest, unfiltered snowfall total. No marketing spin, no estimates, just the actual depth on the ground right now.

Targhee's snow stake is one of the most watched cameras in the region on storm days. When a Pacific storm rolls in from the west, the Idaho side of the Tetons gets buried first. I have checked this camera at 6 AM and seen 14 inches of new snow when Jackson was reporting 4. That is the Targhee effect. If you see a big number on this stake, the powder skiing on Fred's Mountain is going to be exceptional.

Local tip: Targhee's base elevation of 7,851 feet means the snow falls as light, dry powder even when lower elevations are getting rain or heavy wet snow. The snow stake here consistently shows higher quality snow than anywhere else in the region.

Grand Targhee Snow Stick Live Webcam & Real-Time Snow Depth

Right now in Driggs it’s 43°F (feels like 39°F) under few clouds. Today’s range runs from 40°F to 45°F, humidity sits at 58%, wind out of the South-East at 6.9 mph, pressure at 1022 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 23%. The sun rises at 6:27 AM and sets at 5:56 PM.