The cameras around Incline Village. Click a marker to open one.
Mt Rose Highway (SR-431) to Reno
Drivers heading to Reno climb rapidly from lake level. In town, the SR-431 east of SR-28 webcam sits at 6,455 feet, 0.1 miles out, and the SR-431 at 2nd Creek Dr webcam sits at 6,508 feet, 0.2 miles out. Both provide live video of initial pavement conditions before the switchbacks start.
The road gains 2,432 feet over the next 5.6 miles. The climb passes the SR-431 at Country Club Dr webcam at 7,154 feet (2.1 miles out) and the SR-431 at Diamond Peak webcam at 8,139 feet (3.0 miles out). Further up, cameras show the Brake Check Area at 8,206 feet and West Side Meadows at 8,570 feet.
The summit camera at 8,887 feet, 5.7 miles from town, shows the highest point reached on the drive. It sits 2,432 feet higher than the intersection cam at 6,455 feet. Just past the pass, the camera at Mt. Rose Dugway sits at 8,854 feet. Check SR-431 Mt Rose road conditions and SR-431 Mt Rose webcams before climbing. When storms close the pass, consult mt rose or i 80 in a storm and reno to tahoe which road is open for lower-elevation alternates.
Highway 28 to Kings Beach and Truckee
Heading west into California toward Interstate 80, the SR-28 south of SR-431 webcam sits at 6,436 feet, 0.4 miles from town. Follow that route 2.2 miles to the SR-28 at Crystal Bay webcam at 6,438 feet, right at the state line.
At 3.3 miles, Highway 28 intersects Highway 267 at Kings Beach, where cameras on both routes sit at 6,256 feet. Caltrans enforces a chain-control point at the Nevada Stateline at 6,391 feet near Kings Beach. Continuing west around the lake reaches Lardin Way at 6,295 feet and Tahoe City at 6,256 feet.
Drivers turning north up Highway 267 toward Truckee climb to Brockway Summit at 7,194 feet, 5.4 miles from Incline Village. That summit sits 758 feet higher than the town junction. Compare live video across SR-28 webcams and verify active restrictions at SR-28 road conditions.
Highway 28 South to US-50
Heading south along Lake Tahoe's eastern shore, the camera at Sand Harbor sits at 6,261 feet, 4.6 miles from Incline Village. This lake-level route avoids mountain passes entirely, running 175 feet lower than the town's junction at 6,436 feet.