US-26/US-287 Webcam at Diversion Dam near Crowheart

US-26/US-287 Webcam at Diversion Dam near Crowheart, Wyoming at milepost 96


    DUBOIS WEATHER
    Webcam view of US-26/US-287 at Diversion Dam near Crowheart, Wyoming at milepost 96
    Webcam view of US-26/US-287 at Diversion Dam near Crowheart, Wyoming at milepost 96

    US-26 / US-287 Webcam at Diversion Dam near Crowheart, Wyoming – Road & Weather Conditions

    The US-26 and US-287 webcam at Diversion Dam near Crowheart, Wyoming provides a real-time view of traffic flow, road conditions, and weather visibility along a key stretch of highway in the Wind River Valley. Located near milepost 96, this section of roadway sits between Crowheart and Riverton, where open terrain and river influence can affect driving conditions.

    Traffic along this corridor is typically light to moderate, consisting of local commuters, agricultural vehicles, and regional travelers moving between Dubois, Crowheart, and Riverton. This route also supports tourism traffic heading toward the Teton region, especially during the summer months.

    Road conditions in this area are generally manageable, but weather can quickly change conditions. Winter often brings snow, ice, and occasional drifting snow, particularly in open areas where wind can push snow across the roadway. Bridge and dam surfaces may become icy more quickly than surrounding pavement. In summer, roads are typically dry, though rain and thunderstorms can temporarily reduce traction and visibility.

    Weather visibility is an important factor near Diversion Dam. Strong winds, blowing snow, and occasional fog near the river can reduce visibility quickly. The open valley allows weather systems to move through rapidly, leading to sudden changes in driving conditions.

    Seasonal travel conditions vary, with winter requiring extra caution due to snow and ice, while summer offers more consistent driving conditions. This webcam helps travelers monitor real-time conditions near milepost 96 and plan safe travel along US-26 and US-287.

    About Diversion Dam, Crowheart, and the US-26 / US-287 Corridor

    Diversion Dam is located along the Wind River in central Wyoming near the community of Crowheart. Positioned near milepost 96 along US Highway 26 and US Highway 287, this area plays an important role in both regional travel and irrigation within the Wind River Valley.

    US-26 and US-287 run together through this section, forming a major route connecting Riverton with Dubois and the Teton region. This corridor supports local travel, agriculture, and tourism throughout the area.

    The surrounding landscape includes open plains, river valleys, and views of the Wind River Range to the west. The presence of the Wind River and the dam adds to the area’s geography and can influence local weather patterns, particularly in colder months.

    Nearby communities include Crowheart to the west and Riverton to the east, both of which provide services and access to additional routes. The area around milepost 96 is relatively rural, with long stretches of highway between towns.

    Because of its location along the river and in an open valley, Diversion Dam can experience changing weather conditions, including wind and fog. Monitoring this webcam helps travelers stay informed and prepared for safe travel along US-26 and US-287.

    Why Use This Webcam

    • Check real-time traffic conditions along US-26 and US-287 near Diversion Dam
    • Monitor road conditions including snow, ice, and bridge surface hazards
    • View current weather visibility in the Wind River Valley
    • Plan travel between Crowheart and Riverton

    Where is this webcam located?

    This webcam is located along the shared US-26 and US-287 corridor at Diversion Dam near Crowheart, Wyoming, near milepost 96.

    Can I check road conditions with this webcam?

    Yes, the webcam provides a live view of the roadway and nearby bridge surfaces so you can assess snow, ice, and overall driving conditions.

    Does the webcam show weather conditions?

    Yes, it allows you to evaluate current weather visibility, including fog, blowing snow, and changing conditions.

    Is the webcam live?

    Most highway webcams update frequently or stream near real-time images, giving you an accurate look at current conditions before traveling.