Corridor weather
No Environment Canada weather alert currently overlaps this corridor area. This does not guarantee safe road conditions.
DriveBC road events and wildfire context from Metro Vancouver through the Sea to Sky corridor.
DriveBC road information is temporarily unavailable. FireRadar cannot confirm whether this route is open, restricted or closed.
Source: DriveBC
Coverage: Current road events and latest camera images come from DriveBC.
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View road conditions, closures, cameras, weather, nearby wildfires and travel alerts for this highway. Official road status is kept separate from wildfire and weather information.
Current road conditions and restrictions from the responsible road authority, with the latest available update time.
Current closures and restrictions from the responsible road authority. Missing information is never treated as proof that the road is open.
Current incidents and travel disruptions reported for this highway, including the latest update time and affected section when available.
The latest available road-authority camera images along the highway, with update times where available. Still images are not presented as live video.
Environment Canada weather alerts, current conditions and short forecasts for communities near this highway.
Official wildfire activity near this highway, kept separate from road conditions reported by the responsible transportation authority.
Official highway events, Environment Canada weather warnings and camera context for winter travel planning without inferring traction or safe travel.
Current road and weather information plus FireRadar Plus Route alert options for supported conditions and notification delivery.
Images update periodically. They are not live video or proof that a road is open or safe, and FireRadar does not keep a camera archive.
Highway 99 about 13 km north of Whistler at Riverside Drive, looking north.
Highway 99 at Cheakamus Lake Road and Alpha Lake Road, looking south.
Highway 99 between Blundell Road overpass and Steveston off-ramp, looking north.
Highway 99 at Village Gate Boulevard in Whistler, looking south.
Marine Drive at Taylor Way, looking east toward Lions Gate Bridge.
Highway 99 about 24 km north of Squamish, looking south.
Highway 99 at Lorimer Road in Whistler, looking south
Oak Street at 70 Avenue, north approach to Oak Street Bridge, looking north on Oak Street.
Highway 99 at Copper Drive in Britannia Beach, looking south.
Highway 99 at Cheakamus Lake Road and Alpha Lake Road, looking north.
Highway 99 at Daisy Lake Road, looking north.
Taylor Way at Marine Drive, looking north on Taylor Way.
Highway 99 in Lions Bay, looking north.
Highway 99 at Cheakamus Lake Road and Alpha Lake Road, looking east.
Hwy 99, in Lions Bay looking south.
Highway 99 at Village Gate Boulevard in Whistler, looking east.
Highway 99 near Brew Creek Forest Service Road, looking south.
Highway 99 at Highway 17A overpass, looking south to Highway 17A.
Highway 99 at Westminster Highway in Richmond, looking south.
Oak Street at 70 Avenue, north approach to Oak Street Bridge, looking south to the bridge.
Highway 99 at Highway 17A overpass, looking east at southbound lanes on Highway 99.
Highway 99 at Bayshore Drive, looking towards Bayshore Drive.
Highway 99 at Lorimer Road in Whistler, looking east.
Highway 99 at Highway 17A overpass, looking northeast to 62B/River Road.
Source: DriveBC · Checked Oct 5, 2026, 1:59 p.m. PDT · 24 cameras
The highway is highlighted in orange. Wildfires, recently extinguished fires, smoke and AQHI each have their own source. The map does not determine whether the highway is safe to travel.
Check Environment Canada warnings and DriveBC before travel. If official visibility, snowfall or road-surface information is missing, FireRadar leaves it unavailable.
Environment Canada warnings →The section below combines official wildfire information with available Environment Canada weather. It is context only, not a fire-spread forecast or travel-safety score.
View fire danger →Road reports and cameras update on different schedules. Each timestamp is shown with its source. Missing information remains unavailable and is never shown as zero.
FireRadar methodology →Environment Canada weather and nearby wildfire information are shown separately from the road status. Always check the transportation authority before travel.
No Environment Canada weather alert currently overlaps this corridor area. This does not guarantee safe road conditions.
Distances are measured to a representative corridor line. They do not predict fire spread or determine whether the road is safe or open.