Live WSDOT camera near the Snoqualmie Pass on Interstate 90.
- This is a single frame from a camera feed provided by the Washington State Department of Transportation. This image does not automatically update. Go to the listed website to receive updates and view details about the camera.
- Mount Stickney (summitpost.org)
Located between the Sultan and Skykomish River Valleys, Mount Stickney is a prominent and noticeable peak while driving highway 2 eastbound. Getting to the top requires a bit of route finding, bringing the right gear and some extra push for the first 4 miles. You’ll be either walking, biking, skiing or snowshoeing to get yourself to the good stuff. Because of the low elevation start and it’s western location in the Cascades, Mount Stickney makes for a good winter ascent. According to the Cascade Alpine Guide, Stickney was first named Prospect Mountain but later dedicated to a prospector who spent years on nearby claims. It is said he went to Alaska in 1898 and was later killed by wolves.
