Live Webcams in Jackson

Jackson, Wyoming, is the town at the bottom of Jackson Hole, the high valley under the Tetons, and its live webcams give you the sights everyone remembers: the town square with its elk-antler arches, pickups and ski racks circling it, and the peaks standing over the rooflines. The kinds of spots that get a Jackson Hole webcam are the square and its downtown corners, where the traffic tells you the season, mud-caked in spring, ski-racked from December. The town keeps Mountain Time, UTC−7, UTC−6 in summer, so a European afternoon is Jackson's morning and the square is quietest under fresh snow before the shops open. The valley floor sits at about 1,900 metres, and the Grand Teton above it rises to 4,199, which is why the light changes so fast. Watch in winter for the snow, in June for the green.