at Anchorite Pass

Live camera on Reno city cameras, with the current status of the road it sits on and the forecast at the nearest pass.

Where this camera is

This camera is the red marker; the blue dots are the other cameras on Reno city cameras. Click one to open it.

What this camera shows

At 7,339 feet, this live video stream provides a vantage point significantly higher than the cameras at Highland Flats and the nearby summit weather station. Because this feed captures real-time movement, it serves as a primary indicator for traffic flow and visibility conditions at this specific elevation. When the lower cameras show clear pavement or rain, this view often reveals the onset of snow accumulation or reduced visibility, signaling that conditions are deteriorating rapidly as elevation increases.

Since this feed is a live video stream rather than a static image, it allows for immediate confirmation of whether vehicles are moving freely or encountering delays. Monitoring this specific perspective helps determine if weather impacts are isolated to the higher elevations or if they are beginning to affect the broader corridor. Checking this feed alongside the lower-elevation cameras provides a complete picture of the transition between clear conditions and the higher, more volatile environment found at the pass.

The cameras either side

More cameras on Reno city cameras

• Galletti at Kietzke
• McCarran & Caughlin/Cashill
• McCarran & Caughlin/Plumb
• McCarran & Greensboro
• McCarran & Kietzke
• McCarran & Lakeside

All 41 cameras on Reno city cameras →

Other roads

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