Capilano Suspension Bridge

Culture in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

• Best months: April–October
• Typical duration: 4h
• Elevation gain: 0 m
• Open weeks per year: 30

Access & fees

• one ticket covers all attractions (fee: US$55 · access: not accessible) — Discounted tickets for seniors, students
• paid entry, one ticket — covers all park attractions

Things to do

• attend educational and cultural presentations
• cliffwalk canyon route (type: high canyon-wall path)
• cross suspension bridge (span: 140 m over Capilano River · access: not accessible)
• dining at the cliff house restaurant or loggers' grill
• explore rainforest trails
• learn about indigenous history and culture
• photography
• seasonal events — Canyon Lights, Canyon Frights, etc.
• shopping at the trading post
• treetops adventure walkway (type: elevated rainforest canopy walk · access: not accessible)

Amenities

• free shuttle service (fee: none)
• multiple dining venues (venues: Cliff House Restaurant, Loggers' Grill, On-the-Go)
• take advantage of the free shuttle from downtown vancouver if you don't have a car. — https://capbridge.ltd/tickets-and-hours

Events & seasons

• canyon frights halloween event (window: Oct 9 – Nov 1 (2026 dates listed))

Features

• opened 1889 (year: 1889)
• suspension bridge, 140 m (length: 140 metres · crosses: Capilano River)
• the park protects a magnificent temperate coastal rainforest, making it both an adventure attraction and an educational nature destination.

Good to know

• address: 3735 capilano rd (city: North Vancouver · postal: V7R 4J1)
• book via official site — fraudulent third-party sites reported
• hours 8:30 am–8 pm (open: 08:30 · close: 20:00)
• timed entry may be required during peak seasons.

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