A Wilderness Paddling Adventure Just Beyond Vancouver
Indian Arm Inlet, located just outside Vancouver, offers an incredible paddling experience for seasoned kayakers and canoeists. Launching from the charming Deep Cove village in North Vancouver, paddlers leave behind the city’s bustle and venture into the serene waters of this 14-kilometer-long fjord.For experienced paddlers, Indian Arm offers an unparalleled blend of wilderness, accessible camping, and a memorable adventure on the water.
- Waterway AreaNorth Vancouver
- Geographic SizeGlacial fjord
- Difficulty LevelClass II (Novice)
- Type of PaddlingKayak, Paddleboard
- SeasonAll Year, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
- Waterway AccessDeep Cove kayak launch
- Waterway FeaturesWaterfalls and Granite Falls
- Known HazardsHeavy weekend boat traffic
- Waterway AccessDeep Cove kayak launch
- Waterway FeaturesWaterfalls and Granite Falls
- Known HazardsHeavy weekend boat traffic
- Waterway AreaNorth Vancouver
- Geographic SizeGlacial fjord
- Difficulty LevelClass II (Novice)
- Type of PaddlingKayak, Paddleboard
- SeasonAll Year, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Indian Arm
Rocky Point Park Launch
Deep Cove Boat Launch
Belcarra Regional Park Launch
Cates Park (Whey-ah-Wichen) Launch
Vancouver’s North Shore Road Trip: A Weekend Paddle Itinerary
Only 30 minutes from the largest city on Canada's West Coast, Vancouver's North Shore is a magical area that boasts serene, secluded paddling.