Seymour Resort
British Columbia, Canada β 4.4 km
Deep Cove
π¨π¦ British Columbia Β· Canada β Altitude 5 m
This live camera looks out over Deep Cove, a small beach community at the northern end of Indian Arm, a fjord-like inlet east of Vancouver. It is a quick way to check how the water and sky look before planning a paddle, a walk or a drive out of the city.
Deep Cove sits where the Seymour River meets the calm waters of Indian Arm, with forested mountains rising steeply on both sides. The village is known as a gateway for kayaking and canoeing, and its waterfront has long been a base for people heading out onto the inlet. The setting feels far more remote than its proximity to a large city would suggest.
Depending on the view, you may see calm or choppy water, paddlers and boats moving along the shore, and changing light over the forested slopes. Mornings are often quiet and clear, while afternoons bring more activity on the water. Cloud and rain can roll down the inlet quickly, so the live picture is useful for judging conditions in the moment.
The area has a mild, wet coastal climate, with the wettest months in autumn and winter and the driest, most comfortable weather from July to September. Parking can fill up on summer weekends. Nearby on VizCams you can compare views from Seymour Resort, the Vancouver harbour cruise and city panorama, and the McLennan marina.
Source: Deep Cove Kayak
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Current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page, updated for the location. Check it before heading out on the water, as wind on the inlet can change quickly.
The local time for Deep Cove is displayed on this page, shown in the time zone of Vancouver and British Columbia. It updates automatically so you can plan calls or visits accurately.
The camera is at the Deep Cove waterfront on Indian Arm, in North Vancouver area of British Columbia, Canada. The map on this page shows its exact position relative to the city.
Early mornings and calm summer days are often the most pleasant to watch, when the water is flat and the mountains are clear. Weekend afternoons tend to show the most boats and paddlers.
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