Just a note to those of you who follow “my” webcams: The eight Pikes Peak summit cams are operational again. As you can see, construction, or maybe just clean-up, continues on the new summit house, scheduled for completion this summer. (As I recall, it may have opened today for limited visitors.) Also, the fully refurbished … Continue reading Pikes Peak summit cams are up again
Nederland, Colo., is a small (no longer “quaint”) mountain town nestled in a valley along the Peak-to-Peak Highway. It straddles the junction of Highway 119 and Highway 72, 16 miles west of Boulder. And now it has a streaming webcam to show you what’s happening. Thanks to Busey Brews Smokehouse & Brewery for hosting this … Continue reading Streaming webcam now in Nederland, Colo.
Not long ago a reader asked if any of the webcams I follow are live streaming, where a viewer can actually see people moving around, etc., and yes, the streaming cams are marked as such. There are a number of them, but with mountain vistas being the usual focal point, the observable movement may consist … Continue reading Webcams for people-watchers
We had heavy clouds off and on all day, but at sunset I caught this view on the Nederland, Colo., webcam. As I’ve noted in the past, I would love to own the home that has this view. Perhaps this is an early Mother’s Day gift, to make up for what is supposed to be … Continue reading Just another Colorado sunset
The mountains are so much more than glorious peaks and serene valleys. And the clouds that play among them are so much more than colorful sunsets. Above, at the Beaver Meadows entrance (elev. 8,200 ft) to Rocky Mountain National Park, one can almost touch their underside as they snuggle down over the Estes Valley. At … Continue reading Clouds from both sides
