The Capilano Suspension Bridge, hanging 70 metres (230 feet) above the Capilano River, was first built in ... culture of the Coast Salish peoples and see a beautiful collection of their poles ...

230-foot-high bridge offers spectacular views of the Capilano River below. Visitors call it thrilling, exciting and an overall great experience. The fun doesn't end once you reach the other side ...

The incredibly tight sidewalk on the bridge linking Park Royal to Squamish Nation land over the Capilano River will be under ... working with Park Royal to see that members are given opportunities ...

The Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is one of the major tourist attractions in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia and it's no surprise why! It's a beautiful spot for nature lovers! In this video, ...

The bridge can handle 100,000 pounds of weight while anchored to the cliff's walls. To make the natural Capilano River canyon even more impressive, sections of the Cliffwalk feature glass-bottom ...

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, Vancouver’s best-known daredevil ... is 450 feet long and 230 feet above the roiling Capilano River. It has been updated, of course, but it’s still a hair ...

which swam the ropes across the river. The holiday season is quickly approaching and that can only mean the annual Capilano Suspension Bridge Canyon Lights are back.

Metro Vancouver Regional Parks via Facebook A popular trail bridge in Capilano River Regional Park in North Vancouver is temporarily closed after it was damaged during this week's wild windstorm.