Snoqualmie Pass Webcam – Live Feeds
Snoqualmie Pass: Washington's Most Accessible Alpine Destination
Welcome to the Snoqualmie Pass Webcam, your live window into one of Washington State's premier outdoor destinations. Located at 3,022 feet elevation along Interstate 90, Snoqualmie Pass is the closest major ski area to Seattle — just 52 miles east of the city, about a one-hour drive.
Ski Areas at The Summit
The Summit at Snoqualmie encompasses four interconnected ski areas: Summit West, Summit Central, Summit East, and Alpental. Together they offer over 1,900 acres of skiable terrain with 25 lifts. Alpental is known for its steep, advanced terrain, while the Summit areas cater to beginners and intermediates. Our webcams cover Silver Fir, Alpental base, and Summit Central so you can check conditions across the resort.
Year-Round Recreation
In summer, Snoqualmie Pass transforms into a hiking hub with access to trails along the Pacific Crest Trail, Denny Creek, Snow Lake, and more. The area receives an average of 430 inches of snow annually, with the ski season typically running from November through April.
Driving Conditions on I-90
Snoqualmie Pass is a critical transportation corridor on I-90 between western and eastern Washington. Winter storms can cause road closures and chain requirements. Use our live cams to gauge current weather conditions before crossing the pass.