North Vancouver · British Columbia
Where the mountains meet the sea. Hike ancient trails, paddle glacial fjords, and find the soul of the West Coast.
Tucked into the easternmost reach of North Vancouver, Deep Cove sits where Indian Arm — Canada's southernmost fjord — meets the forested slopes of Mount Seymour. Just 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver, yet a world apart.
Things to Do
The iconic 3.8 km trail through ancient forest to panoramic views of Indian Arm. The #1 reason people visit Deep Cove.
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Indian Arm is a world-class paddling destination. Rentals are available right at the waterfront.
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Panorama Park, Cates Park, and more. Sandy shores, picnic spots, and stunning waterfront views.
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The trail winds through ancient Douglas Fir and Western Hemlock, over wooden bridges, before opening to a breathtaking panorama of Indian Arm and the surrounding peaks. The most popular hike in Deep Cove.
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One trip to Deep Cove and you'll always want to come back.
Getting Here
Deep Cove is a 30-minute drive from downtown Vancouver, or take the 211 bus from Phibbs Exchange. Parking fills up fast on sunny weekends — arrive early or take transit.