Teton Pass Cam shows the current status of Wyoming Highway 22 over Teton Pass, between Wilson, Wyoming and Victor, Idaho, refreshed automatically about every 10 minutes. The live banner above reflects WYDOT road-condition reports, cross-checked against Idaho 511 and highway sensor data, alongside summit weather readings, current drive-time estimates for the Victor-to-Jackson and Driggs-to-Jackson commutes, and recent community-submitted reports of crashes, slick spots, or wildlife on the roadway. Drive times are shown against the typical time for the same hour and season, so you can tell whether the pass is running slower than usual. This is an independent site, not affiliated with the Wyoming Department of Transportation; see the questions below before you cross.
The live status banner at the top of this page shows the current WYDOT-reported status for Wyoming Highway 22 over Teton Pass -- open, restricted, closed, or unknown -- refreshed automatically about every 10 minutes. WYDOT and Wyoming 511 (511wy.com) are the official, authoritative source for Teton Pass conditions. When the pass is posted closed, that is a legal closure under Wyoming law, not a suggestion: driving past a closure barricade can carry a fine of up to $750. If the banner shows unknown, it means our own data is stale or unavailable -- treat that as a reason to check Wyoming 511 directly before heading up, not as a sign the road is open.
In normal conditions, the drive from Victor, Idaho to Jackson, Wyoming over Teton Pass typically takes about 35 to 45 minutes. This site shows live, traffic-aware drive times pulled throughout the day, and -- as its history grows -- how today's time compares with the typical time for the same hour and season, so you can tell at a glance whether the pass is running slower than usual. Winter storms, avalanche control closures, and slide-offs on the pass's steep grades can add significant time or close the route outright, so always check the live status banner above alongside the drive-time estimate.
Teton Pass Cam displays three live camera feeds: WYO 22 Teton Pass -- East, WYO 22 Teton Pass -- West, and a Jackson Hole Valley view. Together these cameras let you see current road surface, snowpack, and visibility conditions on both sides of the summit, plus a look down into the valley, without waiting for a written report to update. All camera imagery is courtesy of WYDOT and Wyoming 511 (511wy.com), refreshed on the same cadence as the rest of this site's data.
Teton Pass closes most often for winter storms, scheduled avalanche control work near the summit, and slide-offs or crashes on the pass's steep 10% grades. Most closures last a few hours rather than days, but duration depends entirely on conditions and cannot be predicted in advance -- this site never publishes an estimated reopening time, because WYDOT itself doesn't commit to one until the road is actually clear. When Teton Pass is closed, the usual alternative route is Swan Valley/Alpine via US-26 and US-89, roughly 85 miles and about 1 hour 40 minutes in good conditions. Always confirm current status and any detour guidance on Wyoming 511 before you commit to a route.
No. Teton Pass Cam is an independent, unofficial resource built for commuters and travelers -- it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Wyoming Department of Transportation. What you see here is re-published from WYDOT's own public road-condition pages, Idaho 511, and highway sensors, on our schedule rather than theirs, so it can lag behind or be unavailable. WYDOT's Wyoming 511 (511wy.com) remains the official and authoritative source for closures and travel advisories; always confirm current conditions there before deciding whether to cross, especially in winter weather. When this site cannot confirm a status, it says so rather than guessing.
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Latest reported status (as of 11:25 AM MT, Sep 19): Teton Pass is open — "Road Open". Summit air temperature 48°F. Victor to Jackson is currently running about 37 minutes.