A webcam graveyard

Susan/PiedType February 16, 2021 4 Comments

To simplify the page with my favorite webcams, I’ve moved the offline cameras to this page. Maybe they’ll come back someday.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, WILD BASIN — This lovely view hasn’t updated since Jan. 13, 2021, but I keep hoping … — (Camera looking west from Allenspark)

: Wild Basin panorama. The peaks from right to left: Meeker, Chiefs Head, Alice, Tanima, Isolation

: Mt. Meeker

: Mt Meeker, west (left) and east summits. The west summit is often mistaken for Longs Peak.

: Chiefs Head Peak

: Mt. Alice

: Tanima Peak

: Boulder-Grand Pass

: Eagles Beak

CAMERAS LOVED BUT LOST (These cameras are currently out of service but may return in the future)

: Boulder flood cam, downtown Boulder. Link is to page with streaming webcam toward the bottom

: Longs Peak (live streaming from Prospect Mountain)*

: Little Valley (looking north across Estes Valley from near Twin Sisters)

: Cedarmont, Big Thompson River (looking west on Hwy 34)

: Cedarmont, Big Thompson River (east of Estes on Hwy 34, looking east)

: Fall River (looking east, downstream)

: Continental Divide (view from YMCA Conf. Center)

: Glen Haven Downtown (live streaming)*

: Glen Haven Firehouse (live streaming, looking southwest toward Estes Park on Highway 43)*

: Highway 7 (looking north from Village Square toward Stanley Hotel on the hill)*

: Highway 7 (looking south from Village Square)*

: Looking south across Hwy. 36 from Meadowview Dr., east of downtown Estes Park

: Fairgrounds – West*

: YMCA Conference Center (view from mountainside above)

: Castle Mountain

: Aerial Tramway (looking west)*

: Aerial Tramway (looking north; zoom in to see traffic on Estes streets)*

: Old Church Shops (looking west along Elkhorn Ave., live streaming)*

: Looking west into Indian Peaks Wilderness from Nederland. This was my favorite webcam … and it disappeared a few weeks ago, apparently when The Weather Channel dropped its support for weather cams.

: McGregor Mountain Lodge, Estes Park, Colo.

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4 Comments »

huey77blogg says:

February 17, 2021 at 11:59 am MST

Fabulous scenery but it looks very cold at the moment. Webcams are great for seeing places when you cannot get there yourself. They are all over the world and so accessible on your computer. Your favourites are typical of scenery I think of when the Rockies are mentioned in conversation.

- Pied Type says:
  
  February 17, 2021 at 2:15 pm MST
  
  Don’t you love technology for the things it gives us? Webcams are great examples. I hope you also visited the page with the webcams that work!
  
Michelle says:

February 19, 2021 at 3:15 pm MST

Do these cameras have live views? So if I were to go to any of them, I’d see, for example, a car drive by? I tried looking around Albuquerque and all I can find are cameras that seem to just have still shots posted occasionally. Mostly weather cams. Not that there’s a whole lot to see here. KOB does have a camera pointed at downtown with the Sandia Mtns in the background – a beautiful shot. (I uploaded it if you’re curious – it is a pretty view: https://llwproductions.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/downtown-abq-kob-cam.jpg)

- Pied Type says:
  
  February 19, 2021 at 6:04 pm MST
  
  These cameras (on this page) are no longer working. On the page with working cams, those that say “live streaming” show any movement — passing cars, pedestrians, etc. In the scenic ones, the only movement you’ll see are the clouds or the trees, or maybe falling snow or a passing bird. You might have to look very closely.