Botts Webcam on SH-33 Near Newdale, Idaho

Botts Webcam on SH-33 Near Newdale, Idaho (MP 120.3, Elevation 6,005 Feet)

The Botts Webcam provides a live view of traffic, weather, visibility, and road conditions along Idaho State Highway 33 near Botts, Idaho. Located at milepost 120.3 and an elevation of 6,005 feet, the camera helps travelers monitor current conditions across the high country of eastern Idaho.

State Highway 33 is a major east-west corridor connecting Rexburg, Newdale, Tetonia, and the Teton Valley. This stretch of highway crosses open rangelands and rolling high-elevation terrain where weather conditions can change quickly throughout the year.

The webcam offers a real-time look at traffic flow, roadway conditions, visibility, and weather. Travelers frequently use the camera to monitor snow, ice, blowing snow, wind, rain, and changing travel conditions before crossing this exposed section of highway. Winter storms can reduce visibility significantly, while strong crosswinds are common throughout much of the year.

The surrounding landscape features broad valleys, sagebrush plains, working ranches, and panoramic views of the Centennial Mountains, Teton Range, and surrounding high country. Wildlife including pronghorn, mule deer, elk, and birds of prey are frequently seen in the area.

Whether you’re traveling between Rexburg and Teton Valley, heading toward Yellowstone, or checking road conditions before your trip, the Botts Webcam provides valuable real-time information that helps improve travel planning and roadway safety.

About Botts and SH-33

Botts is a small rural location along SH-33 west of Newdale in Fremont County. Although there is little development, the area is an important weather observation point because of its elevation and exposure to strong winds and winter storms.

State Highway 33 serves as one of the primary routes connecting eastern Idaho with the communities of Driggs, Tetonia, and Victor. It also provides access to Grand Targhee Resort, Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park, and numerous outdoor recreation destinations.

The open terrain surrounding Botts can produce rapidly changing weather conditions. Blowing snow, drifting snow, and reduced visibility are common during winter, making live webcam views especially valuable for travelers.

Unlike nearby Pine Creek Pass or the SH-33/SH-22 Summit, Botts is not considered a mountain pass. Instead, it is a high-elevation stretch of open highway where weather exposure, rather than a mountain crossing, creates the greatest travel challenges.

The Botts Webcam gives travelers a valuable real-time look at roadway and weather conditions across one of eastern Idaho’s most exposed highway corridors.