Silver Fir Base Area Live Cam, Snoqualmie Pass

This camera looks over the Silver Fir base area at The Summit at Snoqualmie, the group of ski areas on Snoqualmie Pass in Washington's Cascade Range, less than an hour from Seattle along I-90.

The Summit is made up of four areas, Summit West, Summit Central, Summit East and Alpental, and it is where generations of Puget Sound skiers and snowboarders learned to ride. Silver Fir is one of its lifts and base areas, serving intermediate and advanced terrain, and like much of the Summit it is part of the extensive night skiing that keeps the lifts turning long after dark.

Snoqualmie Pass catches heavy Cascade storms, and snowfall can be impressive, but its relatively low elevation means rain and fog are also common. That is why a live look at the base is so useful: you can see whether it is snowing or raining, how deep the snow is, and how busy the parking and lifts are before you make the drive.

In the evening, the lights over the runs create a beautiful scene, especially when snow is falling.

The camera is provided by The Summit at Snoqualmie.