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Willamette Pass Resort

Cascade Range · OR

71°Feels 71°
0"New snow
Wind
0%Precip chance
0″
Base Depth
0″
24h New Snow
0″
48h New Snow
0″
SWE
→ Stable
7-Day Trend
Trails Open
Lifts Open
Bluebird
Expect clear bluebird skies today.
Warming trend
Outlook

Updated Sep 19, 12:48 AM · Source: snotel

5-Day Forecast

NWS Forecast ↗
Sat
AM
45°
PM
56°
EVE
71°
Sun
AM
50°
PM
59°
EVE
73°

Via National Weather Service · Updated hourly

Live Cams · 1 available

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About Willamette Pass Resort

Willamette Pass Resort is a ski resort in the Cascade Range, Oregon. PeakCam tracks 1 webcam here, plus snow depth from the assigned NRCS station, updated every six hours.

PeakCam treats this as the off-season here; if the mountain is still operating, the numbers and cams above are the thing to trust.

Frequently Asked

How much snow does Willamette Pass Resort have right now?
Willamette Pass Resort is outside its usual season, so current readings reflect off-season conditions. PeakCam updates this page year-round.
Does Willamette Pass Resort have live webcams?
Yes — this page has 1 webcam for Willamette Pass Resort (live video), free and without an account.
Where does Willamette Pass Resort's snow data come from?
From the NRCS snow-telemetry station assigned to Willamette Pass Resort. PeakCam syncs it every six hours and runs range and spike quality checks. When at least two unflagged on-mountain user reports land within 24 hours, they can move the condition rating by one tier — they never change the depth number. Sensor readings can differ from the resort's own report, which usually quotes the upper mountain.

More on how these numbers are measured: www.peakcam.io/methodology