Deep Cove
British Columbia, Canada β 4.4 km
π¨π¦ British Columbia Β· Canada β Altitude 1021 m
This live view looks toward Mount Seymour, a mountain rising above the North Shore of Greater Vancouver. It is a useful check for anyone wondering what conditions are like on the slopes or in the mountains behind the city before heading out.
Mount Seymour sits in the Coast Mountains, a short drive north of downtown Vancouver in British Columbia. It is best known as a family-friendly ski area with a compact layout and a reputation for quick access from the city. At around 1,000 metres, the surrounding forest is dense with conifers, and the mountain can hold snow well into spring while the city below is already mild.
Because the view is aimed at the mountain rather than the city, you will mostly watch cloud movement, fog banks, snowfall and changes in visibility across the slopes. Mornings often bring clearer air before cloud builds up, and winter weather can change quickly, so checking the stream before you travel is worthwhile. Late afternoon light on the peaks is often the most striking time to look in.
Winter brings the most activity, while summer offers hiking trails and cooler temperatures than the lowlands. Conditions in the mountains can differ sharply from Vancouver, so local weather on this page is worth reading alongside the view. Nearby cameras on VizCams include Deep Cove, about 4 km away, and Grouse Mountain, roughly 10 km off, which give a useful comparison of the North Shore.
Source: Mount Seymour Webcam
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Mountain weather can differ noticeably from Vancouver, so check it before you travel up.
The local time for this camera is displayed live on the page, following the Pacific time zone used in British Columbia.
The camera is in the Mount Seymour area north of Vancouver, and the map on this page shows its precise position in the North Shore mountains.
Winter mornings and clear days are often the most informative, as snow cover and visibility are easiest to judge. Storms and fog can also make the view interesting at any time of year.
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