Togwotee Pass

It's possible that we might see some webcam photos like this on Highway 14 in the Bighorn Mountains sometime tonight.

Even though the air was a little smoky, the northwest part of the state has incredible views and opportunities.

Yet another tourist was captured on video doing something stupid near our precious Wyoming wildlife.

It is never a surprise when it is snows in the summer here in the Cowboy State, but it's more common to see around June. This is not always the case.

Seems we only hear bad and troublesome news about Grizzly Bear 863 ("Felicia") from Togwotee Pass in the Bridger-Teton National Forest.

It is the first day of July 2020, but there is still fresh snow in the higher elevations of the Cowboy State.

If you drive anywhere else in America, you probably see normal things like other vehicles and maybe a tree or two. In Wyoming, you see two bears balancing on a fence if you’re the guy that shared this video

We monitored this cam and captured a screenshot each day. Next we added the images into a time-lapse video. After 4 months, the snow is clear from the sign.