Visited this venue travelling via the free shuttle bus from Canada Place. The weather was perfect for our visit a bright Autumn day. The suspension bridge was great fun as was the tree walk. Found the gardens well laid to and finished our visit with...More

We had 3 days in Vancouver - what should we do!!?? Based on good reviews we decided to catch the free shuttle to Capilano, just outside the city. The bus ride itself was great as we saw Stanley Park and went over the Lions Gate...More

Were told that Capilano is a must-do in Vancouver and therefore made the trip. The suspension bridge itself is interesting but crowded with tourists. Beyond that, the park has more to offer. There are a couple walking paths, each of different themes. The Cliff Walk...More

We had a great morning at the Suspension Bridge - the treetop walkway and cliffside bridges really add to the experience and we spent a great couple of hours here. Two tips - get here early (we took the first free shuttle) and buy your...More

What a great few hours! Walking across this huge suspension bridge looking down into the ravine below and when you get to the other side there are many more little suspension bridges and timber walkways through the tree tops. It's almost like being on top...More

The bridge and area are nice enough, but the whole experience is ruined by the crowds. Prepare to be held up as 100s of tourists try and take a selfie on every bridge and walkway, blocking the way for everyone. The price was not worth...More

A good morning spent here, negotiating the paths and finding the nerve to go over the suspension bridge and the overhang walkway but I lived to tell the tale. I recommend you get there early to avoid the crowds, especially on the bridge. Good shop...More

On my way to Vancouver, I wanted to see this attraction. When we arrived, I was surprised how many people were waiting for the ticket. The cost per person was $ 42, which I said was quite a lot of money but it would probably...More

Such a great swinging suspension bridge. But the fun doesn't stop there. On the other side of the river there are treetop suspension bridges and excellent views as well. Set aside at least four hours.

Saw the advertising leaflets everywhere stating FROM $29 but on arrival the actual admission price during September was a staggering $42. A bit of a shock but already taken the bus trip there and in the queue ( or line as they say ) so...More