The suspension bridge spans the forest floor and the Capilano River 230 feet below.
Authentic totems in the park depict the rich history of native people in the area.
The narrow stairs and walkway leading down to the start of the Cliff Walk.
The wood structure underneath the visitor center and deck above the Cliff Walk.
The Cliff Walk, although very safe, leaves some guests feeling a sense of vertigo.
Side view of the Capilano Bridge taken from the Cliff Walk.
The Cliff Walk features a bold semi-circlular stretch that takes visitors away from the rock face using a dramatically curved cable-span.
The engineering of the Cliff Walk curve is nearly as beautiful as the natural environment.
Open air under the feet of visitors to the Cliff Walk's dramatic curve.
The view from the Cliff Walk down the the forest floor and the Capilano River below.
Trees cling to the edges of the cliffs, the trunks growing out horizontally before extending vertically to the sun's rays.
A waterfall cascades into a pool along the Capilano River, seen from the Cliff Walk.
A glass plank projects out over the Capilano River hundreds of feet above the water.
Visitors walking out onto the plank overlooking the final viewpoint on the Cliff Walk.
Moss and ferns are indicators of the naturally wet Pacific Northwest climate.
Artificial mist and decorative salmon along the path refer to the wildlife and climate of the area.
A vertigo-inducing view of the Cliff Walk curve from above.
The Cliff Walk and visitor center seen from the historic Capilano Suspension Bridge.
The Capilano Suspension Bridge from the western edge looking back toward the park entrance.
One of the observation decks of the Treetops Adventure in the park with suspended walkways spanning between.
Long spans of walkways suspended between the large fir trees in the park.
A close up of the suspended walkways among the canopies.
Guests enjoying the views from above on the Treetops Adventure.
The bridges between trees sway as you cross.
A perch above a log provides visitors a chance to watch the fish below.
The Treetop Adventure crosses over the top of other parts of the park.
The nature walk provides a glimpse into the gorge below.
Historical information and artifacts near the entry gate to the park.
A non-crowded entry at the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.
Free shuttles are available from downtown Vancouver for all visitors.