Vancouver Cambie Bridge Live Cam over False Creek
About this camera
The Cambie Bridge is one of three bridges that cross False Creek in Vancouver, linking downtown and the Yaletown neighborhood with Cambie Street and the city's south side. This 24/7 live camera, run by Vancouver Yaletown Live, watches one of the city's most recognizable viewpoints.
The current bridge, opened in 1985 ahead of Expo 86, carries cars, buses, cyclists and pedestrians, and its wide sidewalks offer some of the best views of the False Creek waterfront. The area around it was transformed after the world's fair: former rail yards and industrial land became the glass towers and seawall parks of Yaletown and Concord Pacific Place, and BC Place stadium sits nearby.
Traffic on the bridge peaks during weekday rush hours and when events let out at BC Place and Rogers Arena. On the water below, you may see small ferries, kayaks and paddleboards gliding along False Creek.
Vancouver's weather adds drama: rainy, misty winters with snow occasionally dusting the North Shore mountains, and long, bright summer evenings when the sun sets late over the city. Pacific Time is eight hours behind UTC in winter and seven in summer.
The livestream is provided by Vancouver Yaletown Live.
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Source: Vancouver Yaletown Live · Checked 27 min ago
Frequently asked questions
Where is this camera located?
The camera overlooks the Cambie Bridge across False Creek near Yaletown in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
What can I see on this camera?
Traffic, buses, cyclists and pedestrians on the Cambie Bridge, plus False Creek, Yaletown and the downtown skyline.
Why does the picture sometimes go dark or stop?
At night the view depends on street lighting, and like any live stream it can pause for maintenance or connection problems. Refresh the page or check back later.
