Australian Snow Camera Atlas: Every Location and Viewpoint

The lower-village learning cluster around Kosi Carpet, Snowsports School and Basin Poma.

The near-field scene contains beginner terrain and the snowsports meeting area in the lower village.

The Kosciuszko Triple Chair corridor above Charlotte Pass village.

The chair corridor and adjoining slope occupy the frame.

The Pulpit T-Bar side of the Charlotte Pass basin.

The frame covers the Pulpit T-Bar edge of the ski area, separate from Guthries and the Kosciuszko chair side.

The high Top of the World viewpoint, oriented toward the surrounding mountain range.

The broad frame is dominated by the surrounding alpine range, with little village foreground detail.

Rex's Ridge on the outer side of the Charlotte Pass ski area.

The camera shows ridge terrain on the outer side of the ski area above the lower basin.

The Guthries Double Chair and adjoining Guthries terrain.

The Guthries terrain lies on a separate side of the basin from the Kosciuszko Triple Chair.

The lower Front Valley hub beside Perisher Centre and the Skitube terminal.

The frame contains the main village-side slope and activity around the Front Valley base.

A close measuring view of Perisher's marked snow stake; the public page does not identify the exact mount.

The frame is tightly centred on the marked stake and the snow immediately around it; no ski slope is shown.

The Kosciuszko Road and Perisher Valley access/parking corridor.

This Transport for NSW camera shows the road and parking approach rather than Perisher's ski terrain.

At the upper end of the Village Eight chair above Front Valley.

The camera looks back over Front Valley from an elevated position in the base area; it is not on the Mt Perisher summit.

The Excelerator lift-and-run corridor on the high link between Perisher Valley and Blue Cow.

The frame follows a named upper-mountain lift and run corridor between Perisher Valley and Blue Cow.

Around the Blue Cow terminal and its surrounding lift terrain.

The live scene is confined to Blue Cow's terminal and adjoining lift terrain.

The Guthega village and centre area beneath the Guthega Peak sector.

The scene contains Guthega's separate alpine village and nearby slopes below Guthega Peak.

The Mt Perisher lift and terrain sector above Centre Valley.

The scene is limited to the local upper slopes in the Mt Perisher sector.

The Centre Valley side of Perisher Valley, oriented toward the Mt Perisher sector.

The frame includes the Centre Valley foreground and higher Mt Perisher terrain beyond it.

A long-range outlook toward Mt Kosciuszko from within the Perisher network, not a camera on the summit itself.

The distant mountain range and the cloud between the camera and Mt Kosciuszko occupy most of the scene.

The Smiggin Holes base and beginner precinct, a separate valley from Perisher Valley.

The frame shows the local learning terrain and buildings at the Smiggin Holes base.

The Happy Valley T-bar and run pocket within Perisher Valley.

The scene is a relatively sheltered pocket of named terrain around the Happy Valley T-bar.

The upper Blue Cow sector above the terminal and concourse.

The scene covers exposed upper terrain in the Blue Cow sector.

At the upper end of the Freedom Quad in the Blue Cow sector.

The camera looks across the lift-top terrain toward the Main Range from an exposed upper position.

The New Chum Double Chair and Selwyn's beginner-area terrain.

The scene is confined to Selwyn's learning slope around the New Chum Double Chair.

The dedicated toboggan park immediately beside the Selwyn Centre.

The maintained snow-play surface and 150-metre conveyor area fill the scene; ski runs are outside the frame.

A live resort view published separately from Selwyn's scheduled still cameras.

This is a continuous stream with its own on-player time, published separately from the scheduled still-camera archive.

The Selwyn Centre base, with the Township Triple Chair and Home Run in the scene.

The resort's main facilities, Township Triple Chair and front-side Home Run appear in the scene.

Friday Flat and the Snowsports School meeting area at the lower end of the resort.

The frame covers the beginner slope and lesson meeting area at Friday Flat.

The Cruiser area on Thredbo's mid-mountain Merritts side.

The operator identifies Cruiser's Ballroom on the left, Squatters Run in the middle and Walkabout on the right.

A mid-elevation Thredbo viewpoint; the operator publishes the label but not a precise mount or bearing.

The camera sits between the lower Friday Flat area and Thredbo's upper viewpoints in elevation.

The high Kosciuszko walking-track area above the main lifted terrain.

The scene is an exposed alpine outlook above Thredbo's village and main lifted terrain.

The Alpine Coaster precinct near the lower village-side attractions.

The frame is centred on the Alpine Coaster activity area rather than Thredbo's ski runs.

At Eagles Nest, looking across Central Spur.

The view from Eagles Nest extends broadly across Central Spur; village detail and lift queues are not visible at close range.

The village-side toboggan area and Village Poma learning terrain.

The close scene contains the village-side toboggan area and Village Poma learning terrain.

The Summit T-Bar and Front Valley side of the Ben Lomond plateau.

The broad frame contains the Summit T-Bar and Front Valley side of the plateau; the Fannies back slopes are on the opposite aspect.

At the Northern Tasmanian Alpine Club lodge, roughly 300 metres from the upper carpark.

Looks toward Fannies T-Bar, Big Ben and Bills, with Giblin Peak behind.

The back-slopes side of Ben Lomond around Fannies T-Bar.

The frame covers the back-slopes aspect around Fannies T-Bar, opposite the Front Valley and Village Poma side.

At the Northern Tasmanian Alpine Club lodge, outside the main village beside the front slopes.

Looks toward Village Poma, Bass and Summit T-Bar, with Legges Tor behind.

The Dove Lake carpark in Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, directly below the Cradle Mountain landscape.

The frame contains the carpark, nearby cloud and precipitation around the Dove Lake access point; the shuttle route and walking tracks are outside the view.

At the kunanyi / Mt Wellington summit precinct.

The frame shows the immediate pinnacle precinct at the summit; Pinnacle Road is not visible in full.

One of the City of Hobart's two cameras at the kunanyi / Mt Wellington summit.

The camera looks down from the summit toward Hobart and the River Derwent across a long-distance scene.

At the bottom of Mawson Run in the volunteer-operated Mt Mawson field.

The frame contains the bottom of Mawson Run in the field's base area.

On the Mawson Tow hut, pointing north-east over the public day shelter area.

The public shelter and toilets are left; the ticket office, ski patrol and first-aid building are right.

The Cobungra Platter beginner ski and snowboard slope at Scrubbers End.

This is the 150-metre green run, not Dinner Plain's separate Peashooter toboggan slope.

The Towers Chair corridor above the central village side.

The Towers Chair corridor occupies terrain between the central village side and higher slopes.

The Drover's Dream sector on the outer side of the Falls Creek trail network.

The camera looks beyond Drover's Dream terrain toward the lake, with distant landscape more prominent than village detail.

The Ruined Castle terrain reached from the upper Cloud 9 side of the resort.

The frame is centred on the named Ruined Castle ski-terrain sector; the village and lake outlook are outside the scene.

Cloud 9 at the top of Halley's Comet, beside the snowsports-school and beginner hub.

This higher village-edge scene contains the Cloud 9 activity and snowsports-school area.

The Scott Chair and adjoining runs in the Ruined Castle side of Falls Creek.

The Scott Chair corridor and adjoining runs fill the local scene.

The archive's Mouse Trap-labelled learning-area view near the village snowsports-school terrain.

The current Falls Creek public camera list labels this scene 'Snowsports School Area'; 'Mouse Trap' is the archive's legacy name.

Main Street within the ski-in/ski-out village.

The frame is a close built-environment and pedestrian scene along Main Street.

A broad view across Falls Creek's built ski-in/ski-out village.

The broad frame contains village buildings, pedestrian areas and nearby settled surfaces.

At the upper end of Scott Chair, above the main lower village views.

The elevated frame covers the upper Scott Chair and Ruined Castle sector.

The principal Village Toboggan Run beside Lake Mountain's base facilities.

A managed, ticketed toboggan surface distinct from the Mini Run and Snow Play Area.

The designated Snow Play Area in the village precinct.

The maintained snow-play activity zone fills the frame; cross-country trails are outside the scene.

The Mini Toboggan Run in Lake Mountain's village activity precinct.

A small managed surface separate from the main Village Toboggan Run and general Snow Play Area.

The upper roll of Hut Run, identified in the resort snow report as 'Hut Run From The Roll'.

Shows the named run segment rather than the village or road.

The compact Mt Baw Baw alpine village at about 1,450 metres elevation.

The frame contains village buildings and nearby outdoor surfaces rather than the complete ski field.

The Tank Hill Platter and its nearby run terrain.

The Tank Hill Platter corridor and its nearby slope occupy the frame.

Mounted high on the Ski & Snowboard School building in the middle of Bourke Street.

Looks over the beginner lesson area, with the Ski Patrol base on the right.

Little Buller Spur, a long intermediate ridge-and-run sector away from the central village.

The frame follows the outer Little Buller Spur ridge-and-run corridor away from the central village.

The central Mt Buller village and its built pedestrian precinct.

The scene contains the central village's buildings, pedestrian precinct and nearby settled surfaces.

The high Skyline T-Bar and run area near Mt Buller's summit side.

The live stream shows exposed upper terrain around the Skyline T-Bar near the summit side.

The Shakey Knees chair and run sector on Mt Buller's northern side.

The live stream is centred on the Shakey Knees chair and run sector; the village and road approach are outside the frame.

The Standard Run corridor on Mt Buller's northern terrain.

The live stream follows the Standard Run corridor on the mountain's northern terrain.

At Pendergast Hut at 1,725 metres, high on Mt Buller.

A 360-degree system covering the summit-side landscape and sky, including a night-sky view.

The Burnt Hut lift and run sector on Mt Buller's more sheltered lower side.

A local terrain view away from Bourke Street and the summit ridge.

The beginner trainer slope immediately below Hotham Central and the Great Alpine Road.

Despite its name, this is not the Mt Hotham summit; it is the short learning area beside the village hub.

Slalom Gully below the exposed village ridge on the Heavenly Valley side.

The frame shows gully terrain below the exposed village ridge on the Heavenly Valley side.

At the actual Mt Hotham summit above the village ridge.

The panoramic system covers the exposed summit landscape above the Hotham Heights village ridge.

The outer Golden Point ridge beyond the Gotcha and Keogh's terrain.

The frame covers exposed outer-ridge terrain beyond Gotcha and Keogh's, away from Hotham Central.

The Hotham Heights village ridge around Hotham Central and the Great Alpine Road.

The frame contains the settled Hotham Heights ridge, buildings and Great Alpine Road; the camera is below the actual Mt Hotham summit.

The separate Big D family and beginner pod east of Hotham's central village along the Great Alpine Road.

The Big D family and beginner activity area fills the scene; Summit, Heavenly Valley and the central village ridge are outside the frame.

Snake Gully around the Snake Gully Hut, down in the terrain below the ridge.

The scene is centred on sheltered Snake Gully terrain around the hut, below the summit and village ridge.

The Pups learning carpet and Sun Run area beside Hotham Central.

The lower scene contains the Pups learning carpet and Sun Run beside Hotham Central.

The upper part of Imagine in the Heavenly Valley-side terrain below the main ridge.

The frame is limited to the upper Imagine run segment below the main ridge.

The Gotcha Quad and face in the One Tree Hill/Heavenly Valley side of Mt Hotham.

The scene contains the steep Gotcha face and quad corridor; the central village is outside the frame.

A ridge outlook toward the Razorback and Mt Feathertop route from the Hotham area.

The long-range scene follows the Razorback toward Mt Feathertop rather than a close groomed ski run.

The Skating Rink run in Mt Hotham's One Tree Hill/Gotcha sector.

The frame follows the Skating Rink run on the One Tree Hill/Gotcha side of the resort.

At Bluff Spur Hut on Mt Stirling's upper cross-country and touring terrain.

The remote scene covers upper cross-country and touring terrain around Bluff Spur Hut; low solar charge can delay updates.

Telephone Box Junction, the mountain's main visitor hub about eight kilometres from the base.

Shows the facilities and trailhead area around the visitor centre, patrol, hire and shelter.