Park City - Empire Lodge
Utah, United States — 3.7 km
Park City
🇺🇸 Utah · United States — Altitude 2504 m
This live camera looks over Park City, the mountain town in the Wasatch Range of northern Utah. It is a quick way to see current conditions before you head out for the day. The page also shows local time and a short forecast.
Park City sits at roughly 2,500 metres in the Wasatch Mountains, a short drive east of Salt Lake City. It grew from a historic silver-mining settlement into one of the best-known ski towns in the United States, and it hosts the Sundance Film Festival each January. The old Main Street, lined with brick and wooden façades, still anchors the town's character.
Because the view is of a town set among steep slopes, the scene changes most with the weather and the seasons. Winter often brings snow on the rooftops and ski runs, while summer shows green hillsides and clear skies. Early morning and late afternoon light tends to be the most striking. Actual details in frame will depend on the view at the moment you watch.
Winters are cold and snowy, while summers are warm and dry, with cool evenings at this altitude. Spring and early autumn are mild and less crowded. The town is compact and walkable in its historic centre. Nearby live cameras cover the Empire Lodge, the Solitude and Brighton ski areas, and Rockport Reservoir.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the live data, so you can check before you plan your day.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Mountain Time zone used in Utah. It updates automatically as you watch the camera.
The camera is in Park City, Utah, at an elevation of about 2,500 metres. The map on this page shows its location relative to the surrounding area.
Morning and late afternoon usually offer the clearest light, and winter tends to show the most dramatic snowy scenes. The exact view depends on the weather at the time.
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