Juneau
Alaska, United States โ 1.9 km
Juneau - Mendenhall Glacier and Mountain Goat Cam
๐บ๐ธ Alaska ยท United States โ Altitude 11 m
This live stream looks toward the Mendenhall Glacier area near Juneau, the capital of Alaska. It is a useful way to check on the glacier and the mountainside, and to see whether conditions are clear enough for a visit. The page also shows the local time and forecast so you can plan around the weather.
Juneau sits on the Alaska panhandle, reachable mainly by air or sea because no road connects it to the rest of the state. The Mendenhall Glacier is one of the best known ice fields in the region, flowing down from the Juneau Icefield into a lake at the edge of the city. The surroundings are dense coastal forest and steep mountains, and the setting feels remote even though the town is close.
The camera is titled for mountain goats, so the view is likely to include the rocky slopes where these animals are often seen, though sightings depend on the day. The glacier and its changing light are most striking in the early morning and late evening. Cloud and rain can cover the peaks for long stretches, so the view may change quickly from clear to hidden.
Juneau has a cool, wet maritime climate, with summers mild and rainy and winters snowy. Late spring through early autumn is the usual time to visit. Nearby cameras on this site include the Mendenhall River and an eagle camera a few kilometres away, which can be useful if you want to compare conditions at other points around the glacier.
Source: explore.org
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Juneau are shown on this page, updated alongside the live stream. Check them before planning an outdoor visit, since rain is common in this region.
The local time for Juneau is displayed on this page and follows the Alaska time zone. It is useful for judging when the light on the glacier will be best.
The camera is located near Juneau in southeastern Alaska, at about 11 metres above sea level, with the view directed toward the Mendenhall Glacier area. A map on the page shows its position.
Clear days in summer tend to give the most visible peaks and glacier surface, and the low light of early morning or evening can be dramatic. Conditions change often, so checking the live view is the best guide.
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