About Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park, mostly in north-west Wyoming, was the world's first national park and holds about half of the world's geysers, including Old Faithful in the Upper Geyser Basin. In winter, steam from the thermal areas hangs in the freezing air and most roads close to cars, so the cameras show a very different park from summer. These Yellowstone webcams come from the National Park Service, led by a live video stream of Old Faithful.
Which Yellowstone webcam to check first
Start with the Old Faithful livestream to catch an eruption and to see the steam and snow in the Upper Geyser Basin. The Mammoth cameras show the North Entrance, the Roosevelt Arch and Electric Peak, Mount Washburn looks over the centre of the park, and the West and East Entrance cameras show road conditions.
Before you go to Yellowstone
Only the road from the North Entrance to the North-east Entrance stays open to cars in winter; other areas are reached by guided snowcoach or snowmobile. Check the park's road status and the National Weather Service forecast before you travel.
Live cameras and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. Check official weather, access and safety information before you make plans.
