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Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is one of Vancouver’s most famous attractions, located just north of the city in the Capilano River area. The park is known for its impressive 137-meter (450-foot) long suspension bridge that stretches 70 meters (230 feet) above the Capilano River, offering breathtaking views of the forested canyon below.

Key attractions at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park include:

1. The Suspension Bridge: The main attraction, which offers a thrilling experience of walking above the treetops with stunning views of the surrounding nature.
2. Treetops Adventure: A series of seven suspension bridges attached to towering Douglas fir trees, allowing visitors to explore the mid-level canopy of the rainforest.
3. Cliffwalk: A heart-pounding cliffside walkway that hugs the granite walls of the canyon and provides narrow, glass-floored sections that make the experience even more exhilarating.
4. The Story Centre: An educational area that provides historical insights into the park and the Indigenous culture of the area.
5. Raptor’s Ridge: An opportunity to learn about birds of prey, with live demonstrations featuring owls, hawks, and other species.
6. Nature Trails: There are also quieter walking paths that wind through the forest, allowing visitors to enjoy the serenity of nature at a slower pace.

The park is also known for its stunning light displays during the winter season, particularly during the “Canyon Lights” event, where the bridge and surrounding trees are illuminated with thousands of lights.

It’s a great destination for adventure, nature lovers, and those looking to experience Vancouver’s natural beauty from a unique perspective.