The Capilano Suspension Bridge sways 70 meters above the Capilano River canyon, part of a park that also includes treetop walkways and cliffside boardwalks through temperate rainforest.
Standard Entry
Standard entry covers the suspension bridge, treetop adventure walkways, and Cliffwalk boardwalk sections of the park at your own pace.
Combo with Grouse Mountain
A combo ticket adds Grouse Mountain, reached separately by gondola, offering hiking trails, wildlife exhibits, and panoramic views over Vancouver.
Is the Grouse Mountain Combo Worth It?
Combining both gives a fuller sense of the North Shore mountains’ scenery beyond just the bridge park, worth it for visitors with a full day to spend outside downtown Vancouver.
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Practical Tips
- Visit on a weekday if possible – the bridge park gets very crowded on summer weekends.
- The Cliffwalk section is not recommended for those with a serious fear of heights.
- Both attractions require a car or shuttle from downtown Vancouver, as they’re not directly on transit lines.
FAQ
Is the Capilano Suspension Bridge scary?
It sways gently and sits high above the canyon, which can be unsettling for those uncomfortable with heights, though it’s structurally very safe.
How do I get to Capilano from downtown Vancouver?
By car, shuttle bus, or occasionally combined tour transport, as it’s not on the main transit network.
Final Thoughts
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is one of Vancouver’s most popular nature attractions – combine with Grouse Mountain for a fuller North Shore day.
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