This is a live video feed from Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc. near Caulfield, MO. The camera pans from Wilder Springs to Frank Shores Crossing every 30 seconds. Members of Cloud 9 Ranch commonly ask what the creek level is like. This live feed allows viewers to see Wilder Springs, the primary source of water in Spring Creek on Cloud 9. It also shows Frank Shores crossing that is just upstream from the spring. Frank Shores crossing is dry most of the time with just a small amount of surface water pooled on the upstream side. During high water events, the water level will change, sometimes rapidly. If you are interested in the creek level, watch the video long enough to see the crossing. If the water is flowing over the top of the crossing, it indicates a higher-than-normal water level. At peek flow Wilder Springs can produce around 15 million gallons of water a day. The stream plays automatically and is muted — if it doesn't start, refresh the page or try a different browser.
