Solitude Moonbeam Lift Line Live Cam
About this camera
This camera watches the lift line of the Moonbeam Express at Solitude Mountain Resort in Utah's Big Cottonwood Canyon, one of the resort's main access points from its Moonbeam base area.
Solitude lies high in the Wasatch Mountains, about 45 minutes from Salt Lake City, next door to Brighton. Its name suits its reputation for a quieter, less crowded experience compared with some of Utah's busier resorts. The mountain offers everything from gentle groomers for beginners to the steep, challenging terrain of Honeycomb Canyon, all under Utah's famous light, dry snow.
The Moonbeam base area is where many skiers park and start their day, so the lift line here is a great indicator of how busy the mountain is. Powder mornings bring eager crowds hoping to get first tracks, while weekdays are often much quieter.
Big Cottonwood Canyon is subject to traction rules and occasional closures for avalanche control during storms, so checking conditions before you go is wise.
Watch through the morning to see the line build and shrink, and the snow falling on the slopes.
The camera is provided by Solitude Mountain Resort.
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Source: Solitude Mountain Resort · Checked 24 min ago
Frequently asked questions
Where is this camera located?
The camera is at the Moonbeam base area of Solitude Mountain Resort in Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah.
What can I see on this camera?
The Moonbeam Express lift line, skiers and snowboarders, and the snow and weather at the base.
When is the best time to watch?
Early morning shows fresh snow and grooming before the lifts open, while midday shows the slopes at their busiest. Outside the ski season the view shows the mountain's summer side.
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