Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park Vancouver

No, nothing religious, that's British Columbia to you.

The Canadian Train brought us to Vancouver. This was one of the places I was really looking forward to visiting. Had heard such good things about the city from our fellow train passengers - and many of them were Canadians not from Vancouver! Tried as hard as I could, but I can say …

Hi y'all,

I'm sorry that I have kept you all waiting for over a week since my last entry. Nevertheless I shouldn't regret that I haven't had the time to write you because although it were busy weeks, it was worth it all.

During the last weeks I got to know my fellow international students at the British Columbia Institute of …

Stopped in at a gorgeous waterfall we saw
on the side of the road yesterday called Shannon falls. It was pouring with
rain, but we didn't let that stop us – got the umbrellas we’ve carried all the
way from NZ out! The falls were impressive (probably helped by all the rain
we’ve been having) and cascaded down from a …

An diesem Sonntag wollten wir den Norden Vancouvers näher kennenlernen.
Ein besonderes Highlight dort, ist die Capilano Suspension Bridge.
Eine Brücke die 70m über dem Capilano River liegt und überquert werden muss, um zu den Treetop Adventures zu gelangen.
Die 137 m lange Hängebrücke schwingt unglaublich stark, wenn die ganzen …

Went over to Capilano to see the Bridge I think we covered 8 kilometers and that include the city tour
saw the salmon hatcheries and so much more the photos can best describ the trip …

I have photos of the Capalino Suspension bridge, and the river and surrounding area the scenery was fantastic …

We set off to get a free shuttle bus today to get ourselves to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. However, due to Santa's Parade closing the streets the tour buses weren't running. Still, with much assistance from staff at the Blue Horizon hotel, the transit bus drivers and passengers, we finally made it - for another great experience. And, as a …

Day 2 in Vancouver - Canada Day, and we are happily made honourary Canadians for the day....everywhere we went and had to deal with people, we were greeted with 'Happy Canada Day'!

The day started with us waking up at various ridiculous times throughout the night.....you feel so tired that you cannot fight it and yet wide awake at 2am.... …

Today we scheduled a tour of the North Shore through Landsea Tours & Adventures, which we can highly recommend. They pick you up at your hotel and take you to various attractions in their 24 passenger vans.

We drove through downtown Vancouver before crossing the bridge to the North Shore. The first stop was the Capilano Fish Hatchery, …

A rainy morning. We drove into town to visit the British Columbia AAA for travel info across Canada.

The rain stopped and we drove to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park for some adventure. Since 1889, the park has been home to the world-renowned 450-foot cable bridge that swings high above Capilano Canyon. Wasn't sure if I would be able to …

... grabbed the opportunity to head a little way to North Vancouver and made our first stop at the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park.  This bridge is 140 metre long and 'sways' over the Capilano Canyon and River.... shall I ...

... of Grouse Mountain (or as one tourist was pronounced it Gross Mountain - sad to admit she was an Australian) to the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park.  Amazing views and to walk on the bridge was like walking drunk, not that Janet and I would know ...

Départ ce matin pour le Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park. C'est un parc qui capitalise sur un canyon et permet aux visiteurs de traverser un pont suspendu ainsi que de se promener dans les arbres et au-dessus d’une falaise.   Le truc ...

... was about 20 mins up to the visitor centre, you can catch the bus back to which runs till about 3.15pm. Capilano Suspension Bridge and park was awwwwesome! This is what we wanted Vancouver to be and it didnt dissapoint, ok so its a little touristy but ...

... I don't enjoy it for a day or two...but I could do the city, just saying. We thought the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park was awesome...oldest tourist destination in Vancouver....HUGE suspension bridge and they built a forest walk up in the trees ...

... serene in the park. Since we were in the area, we decided to fall into the tourist trap and go to Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park.  According to my travel book, this bridge was built in 1889 and hangs 69m above the canyon floor, held up by ...