JHMR – Sublette Base Webcam
The Sublette Chair is the gateway to the expert terrain at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. It accesses Cody Bowl, the Hobacks, and some of the most challenging inbounds skiing in North America. This camera sits at the base of the lift and shows you the conditions on the lower expert runs.
If you are a strong skier, the Sublette Chair is where your day at JHMR really begins. I check this camera to see if the expert terrain is open and what the snow looks like on the lower pitches. After a storm the runs below Sublette fill in with deep powder that lasts longer than the more trafficked areas of the mountain. If the camera shows fresh tracks and good visibility, head straight here when the lifts open.
Local tip: The Sublette Chair is often the last lift to open after a storm because the ski patrol needs to do avalanche control on the upper mountain first. Check this camera alongside the JHMR conditions report to know when it opens.
About the weather
Right now in Moose Wilson Road it’s 53°F (feels like 50°F) under broken clouds. Today’s range runs from 53°F to 53°F, humidity sits at 41%, wind out of the West at 4.6 mph, pressure at 1017 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 78%. The sun rises at 5:58 AM and sets at 6:41 PM.
