Currently there are three active webcams in Arthur's Pass village looking north and west from the same location (Rough Creek), and a Transit NZ webcam looking south through the Village.
(Move mouse over image to view image text) NORTHERN VIEW: The above image represents a HD wide angle view looking north from Arthur's Pass Village towards Arthur's Pass proper (920m) with ridges running west (left) towards Avalanche Peak and Mt Rolleston (Rome & Goldney). Treeline is at about 1400m. The image is updated every 15 minutes. Click Here to view full size image (1280x720 200KB).
(Move mouse over image to view image text) WESTERN VIEW: The above image represents a HD wide angle view looking west from Arthur's Pass Village towards Lyell Peak (1828m) with ridges running south (left) towards Mt Bealey and north (right) towards Avalanche Peak. Treeline is at about 1300m. The image is updated every 15 minutes. Click Here to view full size image (1280x720 200KB).
The above image represents a view looking south from Arthur's Pass Village looking down the Bealey Valley towards the Black Range. Treeline is at about 1400m. The image is updated every 5 minutes. Clicking on the image will open a new window containing a 24 hour timelapse.
The above image is provided with permission by castlehill.net.nz. The view is Castle Hill Peak 1998m (Torlesse Range) from Castle Hill Village.
The above image is provided with permission by castlehill.net.nz. The view is Mt Cloudesley 2107m (Craigieburn Range) from Castle Hill Village.
14hr time-lapse (AP North Webcam) - Move cursor to see controls See Larger - Click Here
The above image is provided by GeoNet.org.nz. The view is of Mt Ngauruhoe (active volcano) in the central plateau region of NZ's North Island.
The above image is provided by GeoNet.org.nz. The view is of Mt Ruapehu (active volcano) in the central plateau region of NZ's North Island.
The above image is provided by GeoNet.org.nz. The view is of Mt Taranaki (dormant volcano) in the southwest region of NZ's North Island.
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The above image of Mount Everest is from a camera located on Kala Patthar, a mountain in the Nepalese Himalaya, at an altitude of 5,675 metres (18,619 ft). The webcam captures video footage of the summit of Mount Everest[1] and is the highest webcam in the world. It is provided by Italian Scientific Committee.
The above image is of the Khumbu valley (Nepal), the camera is at 5079m ASL. It is provided by SHARE-Asia experiment.
Looking northwest from Sulphur Mountain in the Canadian Rockies, with Sanson's Peak and the Banff Skywalk on the right. It is provided by Banff Gondola. Click on image to see the good high resolution image.
The above image is of the Courmayeur region in the Italian Alps (Mont Blanc - Valle d'Aosta).
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