at Walker Lake

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

This live video stream provides a direct view of traffic flow and surface conditions at an elevation of 4,104 feet. Because this camera is positioned between the higher Schurz Summit at 4,748 feet and the lower Trinity location at 3,916 feet, it serves as a critical middle ground for monitoring weather transitions. If the higher summit shows accumulating snow while this view remains clear, it indicates that winter conditions are currently isolated to the higher elevations. Conversely, seeing snow or slush here suggests that precipitation is likely extending down into the lower valley floor.

Since this is a continuous video feed, it captures real-time movement, which is particularly useful for identifying sudden traffic stalls or accidents that static images might miss. Drivers should watch the stream for a few moments to gauge vehicle speed and visibility levels. If the view appears obscured by heavy precipitation or low visibility, checking the cameras at Schurz Summit and Trinity helps confirm the extent of the weather event across this stretch.

The cameras either side

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• McCarran & Caughlin/Plumb
• McCarran & Greensboro
• McCarran & Kietzke
• McCarran & Lakeside

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Other roads

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