Webcams_

The Columbia River Gorge never looks the same twice—watch it transform in real time as weather rolls through, seasons shift, and the light paints the cliffs and river in ever-changing hues.

Webcams are one of the easiest ways to get a real-time feel for the Columbia River Gorge before you head out—especially because conditions can change fast with wind, fog, rain, snow, and traffic. You’ll find cameras focused on major river views, key travel corridors like I-84 and WA-14, popular towns (like Hood River and Cascade Locks), and sometimes even specific spots like bridges and waterfronts near the Gorge. A quick check can help you decide what to wear, whether the views are clear, how busy the area looks, and if road conditions are trending toward slick or stormy. They’re not perfect—some update slowly or go offline—but as a fast “what does it look like right now?” tool, webcams are one of the most practical resources for planning a safer, smoother day in the Gorge.

Note: Ticklecreek Design does not own or operate these webcams. If you know of one that is not on this page, or if one isn't working, please let us know by clicking HERE