Take a walk on Vancouver's wild side as you stand 230 feet (70 m) above the waters of the Capilano River on a breathtaking 450-foot-long (137-m) suspension bridge. Appreciate nature from breathtaking perspectives at this sprawling urban park—the world-famous Capilano Suspension Bridge and the thrilling Cliffwalk.

Head north of city centre and arrive at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. This 27-acre (11-ha) park was made famous by its namesake bridge, which was built back in 1889, and has been added onto with even more attractions to let you experience the temperate rainforest of beautiful British Columbia.

Start your exploration by taking a vertigo-defying walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge, gazing down at the Capilano River and at the towering conifers and pines that flank the mountainsides. From there, test your daring on the Cliffwalk, a cantilevered walkway that hugs a granite cliff face. In some sections, open grated walkways are all that stands between your feet and the canyon below.

Our Kids’ Rainforest Explorers Programme is a self-guided interactive kids programme which allows kids (of all ages) to explore the rainforest looking for signs and collecting research data while learning all about our West Coast rainforest. Before leaving, pay a visit to Kia'palano, where you can admire totem poles and learn about the history of British Columbia's First Nations people.

Starting February 5, 2024, Treetops Adventure will be closed for a tune-up. All other regular Park attractions remain open.