Monitor the ODOT Camera Network
Access 450+ live traffic cameras managed by the Oregon Department of Transportation. View real-time conditions on I-5, the Columbia River Gorge (I-84), and critical mountain passes across the Cascades. In addition to highway monitoring, our map provides access to live street cameras and intersection feeds in Portland, Eugene, and across the state. No account required—just click and start watching instantly via Oregon's official TripCheck network.
VIEW ODOT CAMERAS →Oregon's Diverse Terrain Infrastructure
Oregon presents some of the most geographically varied driving challenges in North America. ODOT manages over 8,000 centerline miles of state highway, which serves as the essential link for the state's diverse terrain. In 2024, statewide congestion increased by approximately 4%, returning to pre-pandemic levels and making real-time traffic intelligence a daily necessity. ODOT's camera network is strategically positioned to provide visibility where conditions change most rapidly—from sea-level coastal highways to 4,000+ foot mountain summits.
Portland Metro
180+ Live Cameras
Dense coverage of the I-5, I-84, and I-205 corridors through the state's largest metropolitan area, including Hillsboro and the Sunset Highway.
Cascade Mountain Passes
120+ Live Cameras
Critical monitoring of snow levels and chain requirements at Government Camp (US-26), Santiam Pass, and Siskiyou Summit.
Columbia River Gorge
60+ Live Cameras
Real-time feeds from the high-wind zones of I-84 connecting Portland to Eastern Oregon.
Oregon Coast (US-101)
50+ Live Cameras
Monitoring coastal fog, storm surges, and landslide-prone headlands along the entire Pacific shoreline.
Oregon's Unique Traffic Challenges
Driving in Oregon requires constant awareness of elevation-based weather shifts and Pacific maritime patterns.
Mt. Hood & Cascade Pass Alerts
Conditions at Government Camp (3,888 ft) and Siskiyou Summit (4,310 ft) can deteriorate rapidly. ODOT cameras at chain-up stations are essential for verifying requirements before you begin your ascent. Snow, ice, and heavy fog often exist at the summits while valley floors remain clear.
Watch Oregon Pass Conditions Live
Check snow levels and chain requirements for US-26, I-84, and I-5 summits before you head into the mountains. Monitor snow removal in real-time.
VIEW MOUNTAIN CAMERAS →Critical Oregon Highway Corridors
Interstate 5: The Valley Spine
I-5 carries the bulk of Oregon's freight and commuter traffic through the Willamette Valley. Camera coverage is dense from the California border at Siskiyou Pass through Medford, Eugene, Salem, and the Portland metro.
Interstate 84: The Gorge Wind Tunnel
The Columbia River Gorge acts as a natural wind tunnel. ODOT maintaining cameras through this corridor is essential for monitoring extreme wind events and freezing rain that can shut down the primary east-west artery.
Build Your Oregon Commute
Commuting through Portland or traveling across the Cascades? Build a custom route to see every available camera along your specific path.
CREATE YOUR ROUTE →Using TrafficVision.Live with TripCheck
TrafficVision.Live aggregates feeds from 600+ official sources, including ODOT (TripCheck) and neighboring state DOTs like WSDOT and Caltrans, into one seamless interface. Our platform provides access to 135,000+ live feeds across 130+ countries.
Use our interactive map to find cameras by location, or switch to grid view for side-by-side monitoring of your entire cross-state journey. Users can also monitor street-level views in cities like Eugene and Bend to avoid surface street delays and local events. Whether you're checking for beach fog in Lincoln City or monitoring the I-5 Siskiyou summit, our system works 24/7 on any device.
How many official ODOT cameras are available?
ODOT manages over 450 cameras statewide. Our platform integrates all available TripCheck feeds alongside municipal cameras in Portland and Salem.
Where can I find Oregon street feeds online?
You can access live street feeds and intersection cameras for major Oregon cities through our interactive map, which combines official ODOT and municipal data.
Can I see live traffic for Government Camp?
Yes, we provide multiple camera angles for the US-26 corridor through Government Camp, including views of the chain-up areas.
Are cameras available for the Siskiyou Pass?
Yes, we include coverage for the I-5 Siskiyou Summit at the Oregon-California border, which is critical for winter travel planning.
Does the system show wildfire smoke?
Yes, ODOT cameras are often used during the summer and fall to provide visual verification of smoke density and visibility levels along highway corridors.
Ready to View Oregon Traffic Cameras?
Why guess at pass conditions or Gorge winds? See live road views and Oregon street cameras before you commit to your Oregon journey.
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