Deep Cove Live Webcam, North Vancouver

Deep Cove is a picturesque seaside village in North Vancouver, at the mouth of Indian Arm, a steep-sided glacial fjord that reaches deep into the Coast Mountains. This webcam from Paddler's Paradise shows the cove and the water that makes it a favorite for kayakers.

The calm, sheltered waters of Indian Arm are ideal for paddling, and Deep Cove Kayak rents kayaks, stand-up paddleboards and surfskis right on the beach. Paddlers head out to explore the forested shoreline, small islands and, farther up the inlet, waterfalls and old cabins. Seals, eagles and the occasional otter are common sights.

Deep Cove is also famous for the Quarry Rock hike, a short but steep trail through rainforest to a granite viewpoint over the cove, and for the doughnuts at Honey's, a local institution. On summer weekends the village gets busy, and parking can be hard to find.

The weather in Vancouver changes with the seasons: misty, rainy winters, with snow on the surrounding peaks, and long, bright summer days when the water sparkles. Early morning is the calmest time on the water, often with mist rising off the cove.

The camera is provided by Paddler's Paradise.