Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Visit Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in North Vancouver, British Columbia, and explore a lush West Coast rainforest filled with scenic trails, elevated walkways, and canyon views. The park’s signature experience is crossing the historic Capilano Suspension Bridge, suspended 70 metres above the Capilano River.

Discover the park’s main attractions, including the 137-metre Suspension Bridge, Treetops Adventure with seven suspension bridges through the forest canopy, and Cliffwalk along the granite canyon wall. Visitors can also explore The Living Forest, Indigenous culture at Kia’palano, guided talks, and family-friendly activities.

Most visitors spend around 2–3 hours exploring the park at their own pace. Admission includes the park’s main attractions, with timed entry selected when booking. After entry, guests are free to explore the trails and experiences independently, making it suitable for families, nature lovers, and adventure seekers.

Arrive during your selected timed-entry window and enter the park for a self-guided rainforest experience. Begin by crossing the Capilano Suspension Bridge, then continue along the forest trails while taking in views of the river, canyon, and surrounding trees.

Explore Treetops Adventure, where elevated platforms and seven suspension bridges lead through the rainforest canopy, followed by Cliffwalk along the canyon edge. You can also visit nature and cultural exhibits, join scheduled guided talks, and enjoy family-friendly activities at your own pace.

Allow around 2–3 hours for a comfortable visit, including time for photos and exploring the trails. The experience is flexible, so you can move between the attractions according to your interests before completing your visit.