The Kris Kringl camera offers a stunning westward view over Front Street, with Tumwater Mountain rising in the distance. You can also spot the entrance to Tumwater Canyon, where Highway 2 follows the Wenatchee River as it winds toward Stevens Pass and continues on to Seattle.

This west-facing camera captures the heart of Front Street, with the iconic Tannenbaum Building front and center—the first structure in town to showcase Bavarian architecture. Atop the building, the Glockenspiel clock delights visitors with its hourly chimes and whimsical figurine show.

Perched atop the lively Rhein Haus beer hall in the heart of downtown Leavenworth, this webcam offers a dynamic view facing south and east. Watch the iconic 96-foot Maipole rise proudly at the center of town—a true symbol of Leavenworth’s Bavarian spirit.

This camera looks out over Front Street Park and the iconic Gazebo at the heart of downtown Leavenworth. From lively seasonal events to the Village of Lights shining nightly from Thanksgiving through February, there’s always something magical happening—tune in and watch it all live!

Check out our newest camera, perched high above town with sweeping views to the south and east! Watch as the alpine coaster zips by, and take in the scenic stretch of Highway 2 winding through Leavenworth. Below, the Wenatchee River meanders southeast for 53 miles, from Lake Wenatchee all the way to the Columbia River.