Grand Tetons PTZ Webcam

The Grand Tetons PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) camera can sweep across the full Teton Range and zoom in on specific peaks and features. It is the most flexible camera in the Grand Teton area, letting you get a close look at conditions on specific mountains or pull back for the full panoramic view.

I use this camera when I want to check conditions on a specific peak before a climb or a hike. You can zoom in on the Grand Teton itself and see whether the upper snowfields are melted out, whether there are clouds building over the summit, or whether the rock looks dry. For climbers planning a route on the Grand, this is essential pre-trip research.

Local tip: The Grand Teton's summit is at 13,775 feet. Even in midsummer, the upper mountain can have ice and snow. If this camera shows clouds over the summit in the morning, they will likely build into afternoon thunderstorms. Plan your summit attempt for early morning and be off the peak by noon.

Live Grand Tetons PTZ Webcam – Scenic East Gros Ventre Butte Views

Right now in Driggs it’s 42°F (feels like 34°F) under scattered clouds. Today’s range runs from 42°F to 44°F, humidity sits at 65%, wind out of the South-West at 16.1 mph, pressure at 1017 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 36%. The sun rises at 6:02 AM and sets at 6:37 PM.