Grand Teton Range Webcam
This camera is mounted at the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center in Moose, Wyoming, and it captures one of the most iconic views in the American West. The full Teton Range rises behind a sagebrush meadow and a dense treeline, and on a clear day the peaks fill the entire frame.
I have been looking at this view for 30 years and it still stops me. This is the camera I point people to when they ask what Jackson Hole looks like. In the summer you get the deep greens of the meadow against the dark rock and snow-streaked peaks. In the winter the whole scene goes white and the sky turns that impossible blue you only see at altitude. Check this feed before you drive into Grand Teton National Park to see if the visibility is good enough for photography.
Local tip: The Craig Thomas Visitor Center is the best starting point for first-time visitors to Grand Teton National Park. If this camera shows clear skies, the Teton Park Road is worth the drive.
About the weather
Right now in Moose it’s 43°F (feels like 37°F) under scattered clouds. Today’s range runs from 42°F to 43°F, humidity sits at 70%, wind out of the South-SW at 9.2 mph, pressure at 1016 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 50%. The sun rises at 6:01 AM and sets at 6:35 PM.
