Capilano Suspension Bridge, Vancouver

Suspended above the lush forests of Vancouver, the Capilano Suspension Bridge is a breathtaking feat of engineering that offers visitors an unparalleled perspective of nature's grandeur. Originally built in 1889, this simple suspension bridge spans 137 meters across and 70 meters above the Capilano River in the heart of British Columbia.

The bridge has become an iconic attraction in Vancouver, drawing over 800,000 visitors annually who seek to experience the thrill of walking across its narrow planks while surrounded by the dense canopy of the temperate rainforest. Despite its early origins, the bridge has been updated and reinforced over the years to ensure the safety of its visitors while maintaining its historic charm.

The Capilano Suspension Bridge is more than just a crossing; it is part of a larger park that includes seven suspended footbridges among the treetops, offering a unique "Treetops Adventure." The park also features a "Cliffwalk" that provides a panoramic cliffside experience with platforms and cantilevered walkways clinging to the granite cliff.