If you have an afternoon or morning free in Vancouver, grab the free shuttle bus that leaves from many spots downtown, and head to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.
The park is a beautiful nature area, even on the misty, rainy day I visited.
At the entrance, some native totem poles welcome you.
The main suspension bridge is awesome, views to the river below and surrounding forest on both sides. It swung quite a bit, so I put my phone away rather than lose it over the side to the fast moving river below.
Once you get to the other side, the “tree tops” walk awaits. 7 mini suspension bridges set among the tree tops. The park area is temperate rain forest and was so nice, I had to drag myself away.
Back over the main bridge to a sweet little coffee place. I had a coffee, locally brewed and delicious, along with a piece of vanilla and maple fudge that I bought at the Trading Post in the park.
On a sunny day, you would probably spend even longer in the park.
Free shuttle bus back to downtown, through Stanley Park, leaving nature behind till next time.
Great photos Deb 👍
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Loved the real totem poles and the soft diffuse light outdoors – that bridge is really long!
Thanks for sharing
G
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