Capilano Suspension Bridge & Park – North Vancouver, British Columbia

Experience one of Vancouver’s most iconic attractions, nestled in the lush rainforest of North Vancouver, BC. Capilano Suspension Bridge & Park offers awe‑inspiring natural beauty, cultural heritage, and family‑friendly adventure just 10 minutes from downtown Vancouver.

Cross the legendary Capilano Suspension Bridge, a 450‑foot (137‑metre) long pedestrian suspension bridge suspended 230 feet (70 metres) above the rushing Capilano River. Walk through centuries‑old old‑growth forest trails, visit a dramatic 200‑foot waterfall, and explore the rainforest canopy via Treetops Adventure, featuring elevated suspension bridges between giant Douglas‑fir trees. For spectacular cliffside views, try Cliffwalk, a heart‑pounding cantilevered walkway along a granite cliff above the river.

Immerse yourself in First Nations culture at Kia’palano, where indigenous art, storytelling and traditions are honored and shared. View totem poles of historic significance at Totem Park. Learn about the early days through the Story Centre, and visit the rustic Bridge House Restaurant or casual cafés to soak in the pioneer era charm while you dine. Don’t miss the unique shopping experience at the Capilano Trading Post, with Canadian native art, hand‑crafted goods, apparel, and gifts.

Open daily (except Christmas Day), with seasonally adjusted hours (roughly 8:30 am‑8 pm in summer; 9 am‑5 pm in winter). Free shuttle service from key downtown Vancouver points; public transit also available. Group & educational packages are offered for parties of 15+.

Why visit Capilano Suspension Bridge & Park?

• Top Vancouver tourist attraction in BC

• Rainforest walks & nature trails, breathtaking suspension bridges

• Cultural & historical exhibitions with First Nations focus

• Scenic cliffside views & immersive outdoor rainforest experiences

• Great for families, educators, photographers, adventure travelers