Check Hurricane Ridge access and US 101 cameras near Port Angeles and Sequim. The map shows agency cameras and reports within 25 miles of Mount Angeles.
The NPS webcams show the ridge and parking lot, not the road below. Check NPS road status before driving into the park.
Every camera in the feed within 25 miles. Tap one to load its latest frame. Park camera frames are large, about 1.5 MB each.
Road-surface and pass reports within 25 miles, as WSDOT posts them, plus weather alerts.
Closures, crashes and hazards within 25 miles, from WSDOT. Full closures are marked in red.
Work zones and lane restrictions within 25 miles.
Active fires within 25 miles, from the national NIFC feed, nearest first. Prescribed burns are marked.
Hurricane Ridge Road climbs from Port Angeles into Olympic National Park. US 101 is the through-road around the north side of the peninsula. The agencies that run each road post different data.
Hurricane Ridge Road runs 17 miles from Port Angeles to the ridge at 5,242 feet. NPS posts winter opening days and chain requirements. Every vehicle must carry tire chains above Heart O' the Hills from November 1 through April 1, including four-wheel drive.
The Hurricane Ridge Day Lodge burned in May 2023. The park now uses temporary trailers for restrooms and a visitor contact station. The webcam shows the ridge and parking lot, but not the 17 miles of road below it.
US 101 is the road around the Olympic Peninsula. WSDOT cameras near Port Angeles and Sequim show the approach roads outside the park. The map is limited to the feeds that return inside the radius.
MileCheck shows your mile marker on US 101 as you drive. The mile marker works without a signal. Camera images and alerts need a connection.
The National Park Service posts current conditions on its Olympic National Park conditions page. The cameras above show the ridge and the roads near Port Angeles.
Yes. The National Park Service requires every vehicle to carry tire chains above Heart O' the Hills from November 1 through April 1, including four-wheel-drive vehicles.
Hurricane Ridge is at 5,242 feet, 17 miles south of Port Angeles.
Check the Mount Angeles visibility page for views from Port Angeles, Sequim and the surrounding region. For the range seen from Seattle, use the Olympics visibility page.
The Hurricane Ridge cameras are from the National Park Service. The US 101 cameras are from WSDOT. Wildfires come from the national NIFC feed. Tap any camera on the map, or in the list, to see its latest frame.
Check the visibility estimate from Port Angeles, Sequim and nearby towns. Road access and a clear view are separate questions.
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