About Solitude
Solitude sits partway up Big Cottonwood Canyon, with a small village at the base and terrain that runs up into open bowls and the steep, wooded Honeycomb Canyon. Wasatch storms can bring heavy snow in a few hours, and visibility in the bowls can be very different from the village. These Solitude live cams cover the lift lines, the snow stake and the upper terrain, so you can see what the storm has left before you go.
Which Solitude webcam to check first
Start with the snow stake for new snow, then check Honeycomb Canyon and Sunshine Bowl for visibility up high. Powderhorn, Apex and Sunrise, Eagle Express, Moonbeam and Link show the lift lines and how busy they are.
Before you go to Solitude
Check Solitude's conditions page and Big Cottonwood Canyon road updates before you drive up. The canyon can close for avalanche control after big storms.
Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.
