Capilano Suspension Bridge & Cliffwalk

I really like that place. Pretty interesting to be there and I would say it's a very good hiking experience.

Really cool. Once. also really expensive! If you just want to get out into nature than go next door to lynn canyon as its free and awesome for hiking! But if your here to see the suspension bridge, skywalk and get the full experience its definitely worth it!

Walking on this bridge is harder than you would expect, because it tilts from side to side depending on where other people are walking/standing. Also, a sign at the park claims this simple suspension bridge can bear the weight of at least two fully-loaded 747s!

Really too expensive. 46$ for an adult.

Geez 90 bucks for the 2 of us to walk over a bridge what a rip off ! We did all the sky walks things too but found it rather boring and was done in less than an hour . If you are the type that likes hiking and does not Iike crowds then give this a miss and just get out to see some real nature for free

Truly one of the most daring experiences I've had in nature. I've always been a little squeamish with heights, but this is one place where the view is worth it. There's a brochure before you cross the rope bridge that states it's as high as the Statue of Liberty's shoulder.

The bridge does swing with all of the traffic going across on it, so you want to make sure you hold your phone/camera with both hands, but you'll definitely want to get photos upstream and downstream. There's even a vantage point in the park where you can look back and see exactly where you crossed.

I also really enjoyed the Tree Village where you can walk from treehouse to treehouse while in the tree canopy. There are several signs that point out local wildlife and describe the rainforest in which you're standing. It's straight out of an Ewok adventure but with history.

Cliffwalk is their newest attraction and allows you to walk out into the canyon from a path that is attached to the mountain wall hundreds of feet above the ground.

There are also several eateries, an opportunity to see falcons and owls, and First Nations totem poles throughout the park.

A pleasant surprise! Beautiful views and we learnt a lot from the staff! Free bus shuttle and free nature and historic telling!

You do need a head for heights to get real value out of this. We like to go in the Holidays as they have the world's biggest Christmas tree there. There's also some other none height related stuff such as making your own glass tree ornament as well as the biggest tourist gift shop in Vancouver (better than it sounds). Another bonus is that dogs are allowed into the park so Fido can enjoy the fun too.

Not for the faint of heart... Although our entire family is wary of heights, but we had an amazing day here. The park is very well presented, and the attractions engaging. If you are in the area and looking for something a little bit different, I highly recommend that you stop in for a visit.

What a delightful and thrill-filled experience!