Mt Seymour Mystery Peak Live Webcam

About this camera

This webcam looks out from the unload station of the Mystery Peak Express chairlift on top of Mt Seymour, Vancouver's family-owned and -operated ski area on the North Shore mountains.

Mt Seymour sits within Mount Seymour Provincial Park in the District of North Vancouver, just a short drive from the city. It is known as a great place for beginners, families and snowshoers, and its terrain parks are popular with young riders. On clear days, the views from the top stretch over Indian Arm, the city of Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and, on the best days, all the way to Mount Baker in Washington State.

The resort uses weekend and holiday four-hour time slots, which mean shorter lift lines, guaranteed parking and no road delays. Guests who want to stay longer can head to Guest Services when their slot expires and, if there is space, extend their stay for another four hours at no cost.

North Shore weather can be wet and changeable, with heavy snow up high when rain falls in the city. The camera is a great way to check whether it is snowing, foggy or sunny before you drive up the mountain road.

The camera is provided by Mt Seymour.

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Source: Mt Seymour · Checked 24 min ago

Frequently asked questions

Where is this camera located?

The camera is at the unload station of the Mystery Peak Express chairlift at Mt Seymour, in North Vancouver, British Columbia.

What can I see on this camera?

The top of Mystery Peak, the ski runs, snow conditions and, on clear days, views toward Vancouver and Indian Arm.

When is the best time to watch?

Early morning shows fresh snow and grooming before the lifts open, while midday shows the slopes at their busiest. Outside the ski season the view shows the mountain's summer side.

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