Best Web Cams

TomWhite

Like Woodcore, I enjoy viewing web cams to see snowmaking at work.
I'm not too refined in my thinking but rotating live cams are what I like. The more the better. So, I'll start a list. I can think of three categories.

Rotating
Sugarbush several rotating cams in wide ranging locations, plus 2 stationary
Stratton one " , 4 static
Ragged Mt. " in different locations in the base

Viewer Adjustable
Smugglers Notch two cams with several pre-set views
Okemo 3 viewer adjustable cams, but you must wait your turn (I could only view the summit cam just now)
Waterville had one but it has been static during lift construction
Bretton Woods " on base lodge, now static one at Nordic Center

Static Cam
Killington several in wide ranging locations (Super Star occasionally rotates worthlessly)
Mt. Cranmore "
Sunday River 3 " (one is of golf course)

That's a start. If interested add more.

lotsoskiing

I like that Sugarbush shows lifts for when crowds arrive and to know exactly what's running.

Mad River Glen has good rotating ones, one from the base and one from the Birdcage.

If interested in Europe: https://www.bergfex.com

Click on webcams on left menu. Watch the hours go by...

NewEnglandSkier13

I'll reiterate that Camden has a great static cam.
https://snowbowl.dyndns.org:6800/aca/index.html#view

King Pine also has 2 good static cams.
https://www.kingpine.com/live-camera

DrJeff

Honestly one of my favorite ones, and it isn't a live cam either, but the Somerset Camera mounted on the Summit Lodge at Mount Snow. It takes a static picture every maybe 10 minutes or so, and then you can play back all of them taken in the previous 24hrs.

On a clear night, the views of the stars, even the Northern Lights on occasion when they're present, snow makers doing night time line checks if they're making snow on Freefall, groomers doing their thing, the light glow in the distance from Manchester and even to some degree Rutland, I find to be mesmerizing

z1000307470

Gore has 3 live cams and a rotating one at the base
https://goremountain.com/the-mountain/webcam/

The Bear Mtn cam is almost always rocking due to the wind

catamount82

Not the northeast, but, dayumm, those Mammoth Mountain cams are mouthwatering for probably 7 - sometimes 9 or 10 months a year. Also enjoy the Nevis Range cams and the relentless pursuit of "snowsports" by the Scots.