A few pics from a recent 2-day kayaking adventure exploring the hidden reaches of the Indian Arm. From Deep Cove we paddled North for 4 hours (along the west shoreline) taking in the many waterfalls along the way and were lucky enough to have inquisitive seals playing along side the kayak while bald headed eagles soared overhead. Simply incredible.

We eventually reached the imposing Granite Falls – a 300ft wall of water cascading down a large granite face – where we set up camp for the night.

On the way back we followed the east shoreline to get a close up view of the redundant power station and to explore the small collection of islands that sit opposite Deep Cove.

Heading north up the Indian Arm between the west shoreline and Croker Island

A bald eagle on his perch over looking the Indian Arm

A very still deep cove at slack tide

Arriving at the base of Granite Falls

The mighty Granite Falls

The view from the campsite (tent on the left)

The view looking north from the campsite at the base of Granite Falls

The crystal clear waters of Deep Cove

View from the tent at base of Granite Falls, looking south.

The derelict powerstation built into the cliff face on the east shoreline of the Indian Arm

The derelict powerstation built into the cliff face on the east shoreline of the Indian Arm

Anyone want to go halfs on buying this and turning it into a fancy hotel?