The Experience
Home to the world-famous suspension bridge that stretches 137 metres across and 70 metres above the Capilano River. The park also features the exciting Cliffwalk.
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Historic 137m suspension bridge
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Treetops Adventure canopy walk
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Cliffwalk along canyon edge
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Nature walks and totem poles
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Canyon Lights (winter)
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First Nations cultural exhibits
Fun Facts
The bridge can hold the weight of 96 fully grown elephants.
The original bridge was built in 1889 using hemp rope and cedar planks.
Treetops Adventure platforms attach to trees without bolts — a unique compression system lets the trees grow.
The Cliffwalk is suspended from only 16 anchor points in the granite cliff.
Over 800,000 visitors cross the bridge every year.
Best Suited For
The Crowd
- 🔹First-Time Visitors
- 👨👩👧Families
- 🧳Tourists
- 🔹Photography Lovers
The Occasion
- 🔹Tourist Must-See
- 👨👩👧Family Outing
- 🔹Holiday Events
Plan Your Visit
Insider Tips
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Free shuttle from downtown
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Canyon Lights in Dec-Jan is magical
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Go early or late to avoid crowds
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BC residents get discounts
Visiting with Kids
Strollers are NOT permitted on the bridge or Cliffwalk; use free parking at entrance.
Pick up a "Rainforest Explorer" booklet for kids at the Story Centre.
What to Bring
- 🎒Comfortable walking shoes — paths can be damp and slippery
- 🎒Rain jacket — it's a rainforest!
- 🎒Camera — countless photo opportunities
- 🎒Layers — forested canyon can be cooler than the city
Admission
Adult
$75 (18-64)
Seniors $70 (65+)
Youth $49 (13-17)
Children $28 (6-12)
Infants Free (Under 6)
Summer evening rate (after 5 PM, May-Sep): 25% off. Wheelchair users: free.
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Location
Getting Here
🚇 Transit
Complimentary shuttle runs year-round from Canada Place downtown. Alternatively, take the SeaBus to Lonsdale Quay and transfer to the #236 bus.
🚗 Parking
Pay parking lot available directly across from the park entrance (~ for 4 hours). Limited space; arriving via shuttle is highly recommended.