Especially this one - the Tundra-Cam II. This webcam is placed at 11,600 feet on Niwot Ridge, 25 miles west of Boulder. It's live and interactive - you can control the mountaintop camera from your own computer. The cam is located in a Biosphere Preserve; research facilities on the ridge are operated by the University of Colorado's Mountain Research Station. A variety of research is conducted at the site, from alpine ecology to snow hydrology to atmospheric chemistry.
Do you have a favorite mountain cam? Send the link.
2 comments:
My favorite close to home is the Pikes Peak cam on the North Slope at www.dohc.com.
My least favorite is the camera trained on the Wal-Mart construction site in Woodland Park - www.utepasscams.com. What the hell's up with that?!
Of all the spectacularly beautiful things they could train that camera on... what a waste of a lens.
One more reason to dislike "progress". I can think of many sites much prettier than that one(Wal-Mart).
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