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Boundary Country Webcams

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Want to check road conditions, mountain weather or the lake before you go? These live webcams offer real-time views across Boundary Country. From highways and border crossings to alpine resorts and scenic routes, you can see what’s happening before you hit the road. Get a local’s look, anytime you need it.

A paved road curves through a forest of tall evergreen trees under a mostly cloudy sky, with mountains visible in the distance and roadside construction signs on the right, captured clearly by nearby webcams.

Highway & Border Crossings

Track traffic, border delays and road conditions along key access points into Boundary Country. Ideal for planning your drive from the Okanagan or across the U.S. border.

A four-lane highway curves through a hilly, forested area with mountains in the distance. Several cars travel in both directions under a partly cloudy sky, all visible thanks to roadside webcams capturing the scenic drive.

Boundary Country

Get a look at live weather, traffic and seasonal conditions in key communities throughout Boundary Country. These cams are helpful for day trips or cross-regional travel.

A snow-covered ski slope flanked by evergreen trees and lodge-style buildings under a cloudy sky. Webcams capture bare patches where the snow is thinning near the trees and buildings.

Mountain Cams

Check snow levels, visibility and weather at some of Boundary Country’s most popular alpine areas. Perfect for planning your next ski day or alpine hike.

Know Before You Go

Spring weather can make highway conditions in B.C. unpredictable. Please be prepared and be aware that winter tires and chains may still be needed. Winter tires or chains are required on most routes in British Columbia from October 1 to April 30. For select highways not located through mountain passes and/or high snowfall areas, tire and chain requirements end March 31. These routes are marked with regulatory signs posted on highways throughout the province.