Live webcam view of skiers dropping into Corbet's Couloir at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, featuring the 2026 Kings & Queens of Corbet's event logo and a "Watch the Livestream" call-to-action.

JHMR – Corbet’s Couloir Live Camera Webcam

67°F

Corbet's Couloir is one of the most famous ski runs in North America. It is a mandatory air entry, you have to jump off a cornice to get in, and it sits at the top of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort right next to the tram summit. This camera is pointed directly at the entrance, and every serious skier who visits Jackson checks it.

I have watched hundreds of people stand at the edge of Corbet's and either go for it or back down. This camera lets you see the exact snow conditions in the couloir, how much the cornice has built up, and whether anyone is dropping in. After a big storm the entry gets buried and the jump gets bigger. In the spring the snow softens and the entry becomes more forgiving. If you are thinking about skiing it, this feed tells you what you are dealing with before you hike up there.

Local tip: The annual King and Queen of Corbet's competition happens every January. If you want to watch the best freeskiers in the world throw tricks into that couloir, check the JHMR events calendar and then watch this camera live.

Explore Corbet’s Couloir: Live Jackson Hole Camera Feed

Right now in Moose Wilson Road it’s 67°F (feels like 65°F) under broken clouds. Today’s range runs from 65°F to 70°F, humidity sits at 41%, wind out of the South at 24.2 mph, pressure at 1012 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 81%. The sun rises at 5:58 AM and sets at 6:41 PM.