Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, a must-see attraction in Vancouver🤍🌉

One of the must-see attractions in Vancouver is definitely Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. It is a place famous for its spectacular suspension bridge and beautiful natural scenery. There is a 137-meter-long suspension bridge in the park, spanning the Capilano River, which is where beautiful photos are often seen on Instagram. So, before leaving, I told my good friends that I must go and see it🤍 The transportation to get there is very simple! The park provides a free shuttle bus from downtown Vancouver, and the journey takes about 20 minutes. It is really the tourist attraction with the most convenient transportation! There are several places to catch the bus in the city, you can check which one is the most convenient. You don’t need any tickets for the outbound trip, but you must provide a park ticket to get on the bus on the return trip! You can check out the official website for detailed information, and the timetable is also explained! As soon as you enter the park, you will first see the Aboriginal cultural display area and the history of the park. The local Aboriginal artworks and stories helped me learn more about Canada! Soon, the suspension bridge across the Capilano River came into view. It is 137 meters long and suspended in the air, making it difficult to approach. The official said that the suspension bridge is very safe and can withstand a weight of 90,000 kilograms at the same time, which is about 1,300 people standing on the bridge at the same time. Finally, I plucked up the courage and walked on the suspension bridge. Although the bridge kept shaking, the scenery around me amazed me! It’s really beautiful! However, the only downside is that there are so many people that it’s hard to take beautiful photos🥲 After walking across the suspension bridge, I strolled along the forest trail. The air here is very fresh. The trees are all tall and straight. We seem to have stepped into the place where fairies live, surrounded by towering trees. From time to time, we can hear the singing of birds. The information boards beside the trail introduce the local plants and animals, and there are also some small games for children to understand and learn more about it. This is really a family-friendly attraction, perfect for a family visit🧑🧑🧒🧒 Finally, before leaving, the staff will give you a certificate! It means you have successfully challenged this suspension bridge, which is very interesting. I recommend everyone who will go to Vancouver to come here to experience nature and learn more about the culture of the local Aboriginals. 📍Address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver, BC V7R 4J1, Canada 🕰️Opening hours: 09:00-20:00 #SeptemberGoodPlaces2024 #CapilanoSuspensionBridgePark #Canada #Vancouver