Capilano Suspension Bridge: A 450-foot (137-meter) long bridge suspended 230 feet (70 meters) above the Capilano River, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding forest and canyon.
Treetops Adventure: A series of seven suspension bridges connected to towering Douglas-fir trees, offering a unique perspective of the forest canopy.
Cliffwalk: A cantilevered walkway that clings to the granite cliffside, featuring glass panels and narrow pathways for an exhilarating experience above the canyon.
The Living Forest: An interpretive area that educates visitors about the temperate rainforest ecosystem, including its flora, fauna, and geology.
Raptors Ridge: From April to early September, guests can meet birds of prey such as eagles and owls, guided by handlers from the Raptors Ridge facility.
Cap Kids: Interactive activities designed for children, encouraging exploration of the park’s natural and cultural features.
Kia’palano: An area showcasing Indigenous culture through totem poles and interpretive displays, highlighting the connection between the land and First Nations peoples.
Story Centre: Exhibits that delve into the history of the park and the surrounding region, offering insights into its development and significance.
The Trading Post: Don’t miss the Trading Post, where history sets the backdrop to exceptional shopping in over 6,000 square feet of custom branded goods, gifts, keepsakes, souvenirs and treats, all hand selected. There’s truly something for everyone.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park provides a comprehensive experience that combines adventure, education, and cultural appreciation, making it a must-visit destination in British Columbia.
The Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is situated in a West Coast rainforest. As you explore the nature trails in the park, you will find interpretive information about the ecosystem throughout the park. You will be well informed while you stroll through the rainforest, past trout ponds and majestic evergreens. To learn more, be sure to join one of the complimentary mini guided tours offered hourly within the park.
Neurodiverse Travel information at the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
3735 Capilano Road, North Vancouver, BC
Phone: 604-985-7474
www.capbridge.com
Tips: If you purchase your admission tickets online, you can bypass the ticket line-up.
