Seattle to Spokane on I-90

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ALL LANES CLEAR

Last updated at: NOV 3, 2026, 3:15 PM PST · WSDOT

Every camera on the corridor

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I-90 at North Bend

location_on North Bend|landscape 443 ft

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I-90 at Denny Creek

location_on North Bend|landscape 2,244 ft

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I-90 at Franklin Falls

location_on Snoqualmie Pass|landscape 2,700 ft

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I-90 at Snoqualmie Summit

location_on Snoqualmie Pass|landscape 3,022 ft

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I-90 at Hyak

location_on Hyak|landscape 2,600 ft

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I-90 at Easton

location_on Easton|landscape 2,172 ft

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I-90 at Cle Elum

location_on Cle Elum|landscape 1,913 ft

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I-90 at Ellensburg

location_on Ellensburg|landscape 1,542 ft

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One interstate, one mountain crossing that matters. Everything on this drive bends around Snoqualmie Pass, and the live status above is the whole trip in one line: if the pass is open and clear, the drive is a straight shot; if it is not, no routing trick fixes it.

Seattle to North Bend

The freeway climbs out of the city through Issaquah and into the foothills. Weather here is usually just rain, but this is your last easy exit if the pass report turns bad. Fuel up, and check the status banner above before you commit to the climb.

North Bend to the summit

Thirty miles of steady climbing past Denny Creek and Franklin Falls to the 3,022 foot summit. This is where rain turns to snow and where traction requirements bite. The cameras on this page are spaced along exactly this stretch.

The summit to Easton

Over the top at Hyak, past Lake Keechelus, and down the east slope to Easton. Avalanche control holds happen on this side of the crest, and the road can stay icy in the shade long after the west side melts out.

Easton to Spokane

Through Cle Elum and Ellensburg, across the Columbia River at Vantage, and on through the basin to Spokane, about 280 miles from Seattle in total. Once you are past Ellensburg, Cascade weather is behind you; wind on the Columbia crossing becomes the thing to watch.