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| #Capilano_SuspensionBridge_Park It was initially built in 1889 with hemp rope and cedar planks onto now with its steel cables anchored into concrete KeyTip; There is a free shuttle all year round from Canada Place Convention Centre or Hyatt Regency Hotel in Vancouver If you decide to drive, parking is $8.00 for three hours plus admission that is Adults $78.00, Students $64.00 & Youth $49.00 |
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| Tree Top Adventures There are seven suspension bridges plus platforms attached to 250 year old Douglas Fir Trees as you are trekking 33 meters (110 feet) above the forest floor But not too worry as the park uses an adjustable non-invasive collars (that exerts less pressure) which does not penetrate the bark Finally in the theme of the nature and reuse.....what you are walking on is reclaimed wood from a closed grain elevator once run by the Hudsons Bay Company that was located nearby |
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| Cliffwalk This adventure is 30 stories high as you walk the 213 meter bridge / viewing platforms (700 feet) along the granite cliffside with sights of the regions rainforest and canyon. The structure uses a cantilever design for support and is engineered to hold 45 tons or 100,000 lbs |
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| Totem Poles Throughout the park they are significant to the culture of the First Nations People which tells stories of their history and connection to the land here in Kiapalano |
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| Raptors Ridge Look for the educational facility to teach you the public about the Raptors and other birds of prey in the park such as owls, hawks & falcons The birds visit this area of the ridge every evening plus during the day they enjoy an open, free-flight environment |
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| Festivals Canyon Frights (October to November) for all the Halloween Fans on the Cliffwalk Love Lights Millions of lights to celebrate the month (February) of romance Christmas Lights To celebrate the festive season |
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