US-287/WY-789 Webcam at Beaver Rim near Lander
US-287 / WY-789 Webcam at Beaver Rim near Lander, Wyoming – Road & Weather Conditions
The US-287 and WY-789 webcam at Beaver Rim near Lander, Wyoming provides a real-time view of traffic flow, road conditions, and weather visibility along a steep and exposed section of highway in central Wyoming. Located near milepost 48, this stretch of roadway climbs the Beaver Rim, where elevation changes and wind can significantly impact driving conditions.
Traffic along this corridor is typically light to moderate, consisting of local commuters, commercial vehicles, and regional travelers moving between Rawlins, Jeffrey City, and Lander. Because US-287 and WY-789 overlap here, this route serves as an important connection between south-central and central Wyoming.
Road conditions at Beaver Rim can vary dramatically depending on the season. Winter often brings snow-packed roads, ice, and drifting snow, particularly on the steep grades and exposed sections of the rim. Icy conditions can develop quickly, especially during overnight temperature drops. In summer, roads are generally dry, though rain and storms can temporarily reduce traction.
Weather visibility is one of the biggest concerns at Beaver Rim. Strong winds, blowing snow, and occasional fog can reduce visibility rapidly. The elevated terrain makes this area especially prone to sudden weather changes, with conditions differing significantly between the base and the top of the rim.
Seasonal travel conditions vary, with winter requiring extra caution due to steep grades, snow, and wind, while summer offers more consistent driving conditions. This webcam helps travelers monitor real-time conditions near milepost 48 and plan safe travel along US-287 and WY-789.
About Beaver Rim, Lander, and the US-287 / WY-789 Corridor
Beaver Rim is a prominent geological feature located south of Lander, Wyoming along the shared US-287 and WY-789 corridor. Positioned near milepost 48, it marks a significant elevation change as the highway climbs from the Wind River Basin up onto higher terrain.
US-287 is a major north-south highway that runs through Wyoming, while WY-789 provides regional connectivity. Their overlap through this section creates an important transportation route linking Rawlins, Jeffrey City, and Lander.
The surrounding landscape includes rugged terrain, open plains, and expansive views of the Wind River Basin. Beaver Rim is known for its steep grades, scenic overlooks, and exposure to wind, making it a notable driving section in the region.
Nearby communities include Lander to the north and Jeffrey City to the south. Lander serves as a regional hub with services, lodging, and access to the Wind River Range.
Because of its elevation and exposure, Beaver Rim experiences rapidly changing weather conditions, especially during winter. Monitoring this webcam helps travelers stay informed and prepared for safe travel along US-287 and WY-789.
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Why Use This Webcam
• Check real-time traffic conditions along US-287 and WY-789 at Beaver Rim
• Monitor road conditions including snow, ice, and steep grade hazards
• View current weather visibility in an exposed, high-elevation area
• Plan travel between Jeffrey City and Lander
Where is this webcam located?
This webcam is located along the shared US-287 and WY-789 corridor at Beaver Rim near Lander, Wyoming, near milepost 48.
Can I check road conditions with this webcam?
Yes, the webcam provides a live view of the roadway so you can assess snow, ice, and overall driving conditions on steep terrain.
Does the webcam show weather conditions?
Yes, it allows you to evaluate current weather visibility, including blowing snow, fog, and rapidly 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.
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