Cameras and alerts on Paradise Road only, within 30 miles of the summit. For every road in the area, see all Mount Rainier road cameras and conditions.
An empty list does not mean the road is open. Check NPS road status for the current status.
Every camera in the feed within 30 miles. Tap one to load its latest frame. Park camera frames are large, about 1.5 MB each.
Road-surface and pass reports within 30 miles, as WSDOT posts them, plus weather alerts.
Closures, crashes and hazards within 30 miles, from WSDOT. Full closures are marked in red.
Work zones and lane restrictions within 30 miles.
Active fires within 30 miles, from the national NIFC feed, nearest first. Prescribed burns are marked.
The road from the Nisqually entrance climbs past Longmire to Paradise. The National Park Service runs the road and the cameras on this map.
Only feed entries tagged Paradise Road, within 30 miles of the summit. The data comes from WSDOT, National Park Service and NIFC. It shows what the agencies report. It does not say a road is safe to drive.
Check NPS road status. The map above shows the closures and alerts the agency feed reports right now.
A different question from road access. The visibility page answers it by region.
Road access and a clear view are separate questions. The visibility page answers the second one by region.
MileCheck shows your exact mile marker in real time on SR 706, SR 410 and US 12, plus the nearest camera and any alert on your route. Runs on CarPlay and Android Auto. The mile marker works without a signal.
The Monthly Highway Report
Closures, crashes and roadwork from the state road feeds, once a month in your inbox. See the October report. No spam.
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