1. Capilano Suspension Bridge and Regional Park

About 10 minutes from downtown Vancouver is the area's most famous attraction, the Capilano Suspension Bridge, which sees some 800,000 visitors each year. The original bridge was built in 1889, and although it's been replaced since then, there's been a bridge here ever since. Swaying 230 feet above the Capilano River, the plank and cable bridge stretches 450 feet from one side to the other. Other attractions at the park include the world's largest privately owned collection of totem poles, totem carving demonstrations, hiking trails, two restaurants and a gift shop.   (© 10Best)

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Hours:

Jan - Apr  Daily 9am-5pm May - Aug  Daily 8:30am-8pm Sep - Nov  Daily 9am-6pm Dec  Daily 10am-9pm Hours May Vary Seasonally

Admission:

Adult CAD28.95; Senior (65+) CAD26.95; Student (17+) CAD22.75; Child (13-16) CAD17.75; Child (6-12) CAD9; Parking CAD5

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Website: Visit the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Regional Park website »

Type: Outdoor Activities, Parks, Sightseeing

	"rob27228" more than a month ago
Agreed. Not worth it. Very expensive and Lynn Canyon (free) is just as good.
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	"London EnglandJamie" more than a month ago
Not worth the money. There is a free suspension bridge in Lynn Canyon not far from this attraction that has free admission, less tourists, and better scenery. Go there!
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	"10Best Guest" more than a month ago
this is a most worthwhile spot for young and old alike--the suspension bridge is something you'll remember and the totems are lovely---beautiful scenery!
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