Mount Mansfield
Vermont, United States — 0.7 km

Underhill - WCAX SkyWatch3 : Mount Mansfield, VT
🇺🇸 Vermont · United States — Altitude 1306 m
This camera looks at Mount Mansfield, the highest peak in Vermont, from the Underhill area. It is useful for checking the summit and the ridge before you drive up, or for seeing how the mountain looks as the weather changes through the day.
Mount Mansfield rises at the northern end of the Green Mountains in north-central Vermont, at about 1,340 metres. Its summit ridge is the highest point in the state and has a distinctive profile of exposed rock above the tree line. The area around Underhill is known for hiking, forest and the small towns that sit in the valleys below the peak.
The view is most interesting in the morning, when light falls across the ridge, and in autumn, when the hardwood forests turn colour. In winter the summit often carries snow and cloud can come and go quickly. Check the live picture and the weather block on this page to judge whether the summit is clear before planning a visit.
Vermont has warm summers and cold, snowy winters, and conditions on the high ridge are usually harsher than in the valleys. Late summer and early autumn are popular for hiking. Nearby cameras on this site cover the Stowe area, Bolton Valley and Burlington, so you can compare conditions across the region.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the area are shown in the weather block on this page. Summit weather can differ noticeably from the valley, so check it before heading up.
The local time for this camera is shown on the page and follows Eastern Time in the United States. It updates with the live view.
The camera is in the Underhill area of Vermont, looking toward Mount Mansfield. The map on this page shows its position and the surrounding terrain.
Early mornings and autumn tend to offer the clearest views of the ridge. Winter views depend heavily on snow and cloud, so the live picture is the best guide.
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