Live Webcams In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Wondering what it looks like right now inside the most visited national park? Here are four live views, plus two daily trail cameras.

National Park Live Cameras

Newfound Gap

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Newfound Gap. Photo by Ashley @ TheSmokyMountains.com

Newfound Gap’s webcam is the best one to look for snow, as it’s the highest elevation National Park Service webcam operational year-round.

Clingmans Dome (below) is higher in elevation but not operational in the coldest weather.

Clingmans Dome

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Clingmans Dome. Photo by Ashley @ TheSmokyMountains.com

Clingmans Dome webcam (operated only between April and November).

Clingmans Dome is the highest point in the National Park and one of the best scenic drives. However, the road to Clingsman Dome is also closed during the winter.

Look Rock

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Look Rock. Photo by Ashley @ TheSmokyMountains.com

The Look Rock webcam is a lookout tower in the far western part of the national park.

It’s a lesser-known location along the Foothills Parkway, and on a clear day, it allows you to easily view downtown Knoxville.

Purchase Knob

Purchase Knob
Purchase Knob

Purchase Knob’s webcam is in the furthest eastern part of the National Park

PhenoCams

PhenoCams are designed to provide daily images of foilage and vegetation, so they’re not live views. But they give you a good idea of what to expect for the landscape’s appearance. ‘

LeConte Creek Creek Camera

Twin Creek Elevated View of Mountains

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