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North Vancouver · Capilano River · Cliffwalk · Treetops
Capilano Suspension Bridge Tour
The park's own day ticket: the bridge 70 m above the Capilano River, the Cliffwalk along the canyon wall and the Treetops Adventure in old Douglas-firs, with a free shuttle from downtown. Rated 4.8 from 2,935 reviews (October 2026).
- 4.8 / 5 2935+ Reviews
- 70 m The bridge's height above the Capilano River
- Free Park shuttle from downtown Vancouver
- Free Cancellation
The Experience
What the Park Ticket Covers
The suspension bridge, the Cliffwalk, Treetops Adventure, Kia'palano and the Story Centre, all on one day ticket, with the shuttle from downtown free.
Highlights
- Cross the world-famous Capilano Suspension Bridge
- Take yourself to the edge of nature on Cliffwalk
- Get a squirrel’s eye view on Treetops Adventure
- Enjoy complimentary same-day luggage storage
What's Included
- Admission into Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
- Wi-Fi
Good to know: The park is open rain or shine · Children 5 years and under are free of charge. Ticket issued on arrival · Dogs on leashes are permitted · Not suitable for: Wheelchair users · Not Included: Parking, Food and drinks, Not applicable for a BC Annual Pass
How a Visit to the Bridge Works
Pick a date and entry time, take the free shuttle or bus 236 to the North Shore, then walk the park at your own pace.
Pick a Date and Entry Time
Park tickets are timed: entry slots run every 30 minutes at weekends and on holidays and every hour on weekdays. Once you are in, stay as long as you like.
Ride the Free Shuttle
The park's shuttle leaves from Canada Place, the Hyatt Regency and the Blue Horizon hotel downtown, first come, first served, in about 20 minutes. Bus 236 from Lonsdale Quay also stops nearby.
Cross the Bridge
The bridge is 137 m long and 70 m above the Capilano River. It sways; walk at your own pace and stop in the middle for the canyon view.
Walk the Cliffwalk and the Treetops
Across the bridge, Treetops Adventure links seven small bridges between old Douglas-firs; back on the near side, the Cliffwalk follows the granite canyon wall. Most visitors spend two to three hours.
Photo Gallery
The Bridge, the Canyon and the Forest
The bridge over the Capilano River, the cliffside walkway and the treetop bridges.
Book Your Experience
Check Availability & Prices
Select your preferred date and time. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Three Ways to Visit Capilano Suspension Bridge
The park ticket on its own against a city tour that includes the bridge and a day with Grouse Mountain. Prices and ratings as listed on GetYourGuide in October 2026.
| Feature | ON YOUR OWN Park ticket | CITY + BRIDGE City tour with the bridge | BRIDGE + MOUNTAIN Bridge and Grouse Mountain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season | Every day but 25 December | Dates open from 30 October 2026 | Summer only: runs again from 1 May 2027 |
| Starting Price | From US$56/person | From US$129/person | From US$189/person |
| Rating | 4.8 from 2,935 reviews | 4.7 from 852 reviews | 4.8 from 539 reviews |
| Length | As long as you like; most stay 2 to 3 hours | 6 hours, about 1.5 at the bridge | 7 hours |
| Getting there | Free park shuttle from downtown, or bus 236 | Hotel pickup and drop-off | Pickup at the Residence Inn by Marriott, or a confirmed hotel |
| What you get | The bridge, Cliffwalk, Treetops Adventure, Kia'palano and the Story Centre | Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge, the park, Granville Island, Chinatown and Gastown | Park entry, the Grouse Mountain gondola and a stop at Cleveland Dam |
| Good to know | Not for wheelchairs; no strollers on the bridges | Guided by a driver-guide in English | The grizzly habitat and the lumberjack show are summer attractions |
| Check Availability | See the City Tour | See the Grouse Day |
Other Ways to Do It
Tours That Include the Bridge
A city tour with the bridge, the bridge with Grouse Mountain, Grouse Mountain on its own, and the bridge with Lynn Canyon.
CITY TOUR + BRIDGEVancouver: Capilano Suspension Bridge & City Highlights Tour
Vancouver’s fascinating past and present come together in this engaging tour that traverses through urban cityscapes, seaside parks, and ancient rainforests. Begin …
BRIDGE + GROUSEVancouver: Capilano & Grouse Mountain | Tickets Included
Experience Vancouver's most iconic North Shore combination — from the rainforest walkways of Capilano Suspension Bridge to the panoramic summit views at Grouse …
GROUSE MOUNTAINGrouse Mountain Skyride Admission Ticket
Grouse Mountain is Vancouver’s most visited year‑round natural attraction, located just 20 minutes from downtown. Your admission ticket includes a scenic 8‑minute …
BOTH BRIDGESCapilano Suspension Brid-Lynn Canyon Park+4 more sights Tour
Step into a world of natural wonder just minutes from the city on this immersive day tour through Vancouver’s lush North Shore and legendary Stanley Park. Perfect …
The Guide
A Bridge, a Cliff and a Forest Canopy on One Ticket
The park is self-guided and the shuttle is free, so for most visitors the tour is the ticket. A guided day only earns its price when it adds the city or Grouse Mountain.
A Capilano Suspension Bridge tour is, for most visitors, a self-guided day in Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in North Vancouver, and the way in is the park’s own day ticket. It is from US$56 a person on GetYourGuide, rated 4.8 from 2,935 reviews (checked October 2026): you pick an entry time, cross the bridge 70 m above the Capilano River, walk the Cliffwalk along the canyon wall and the Treetops Adventure between old Douglas-firs, and stay as long as you like. The park’s shuttle from downtown Vancouver is free. Its calendar is on this page.
Check entry times for the park →
Pick by how much of the day you want planned:
Capilano Park Ticket
The bridge, the Cliffwalk and Treetops at your own pace, with the free shuttle from Canada Place. Children 5 and under go free.
Check times →City Highlights and Capilano
Hotel pickup, Stanley Park, the Lions Gate Bridge, about an hour and a half at the bridge, then Granville Island, Chinatown and Gastown.
See the city tour →Capilano and Grouse Mountain
Vancity Tours: a small group of up to 14 or a private car, hotel or Canada Place pickup, the park and the Grouse Mountain Skyride, tickets included. The grizzly habitat and the lumberjack show are summer attractions.
See the Grouse day →Prices and ratings from GetYourGuide, checked October 2026; operators change prices, so treat them as a guide, not a quote. Landsea Tours’ Capilano and Grouse Mountain day, the summer option, runs again from 1 May 2027 (details).
What the ticket covers
Everything in the park is on the one ticket, and the park says most visitors spend two to three hours.
- The Suspension Bridge. 137 m (450 ft) long and 70 m (230 ft) above the Capilano River. George Grant Mackay built the first one of hemp rope and cedar planks in 1889; the bridge you cross was rebuilt in 1956. It moves under your feet, which is the point.
- The Cliffwalk. Opened in 2011, a cantilevered walkway with grated floors that runs 213 m along the granite cliff, up to about 90 m above the canyon.
- Treetops Adventure. Seven small suspension bridges strung between eight Douglas-firs about 250 years old, more than 33 m above the forest floor, built in 2004.
- Kia’palano and the Story Centre. Kia’palano is the park’s cultural centre about the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Tsleil-Waututh peoples, with poles by the carvers Wayne Carlick and James Lewis; the Story Centre covers the park’s history in about 10 to 15 minutes.
Food, parking and the gift shop are extra. The Cliffwalk and Treetops guide walks through each part, in the order most people do them.
A tour or just the ticket?
The park is not a guided attraction: nobody leads you across, and the daily talks by park guides are part of the ticket. With the free shuttle from Canada Place, the Hyatt Regency or the Blue Horizon hotel, the ticket alone is the whole trip for most people. A tour earns its price when it adds something you would not do easily on your own: a guided drive through Stanley Park, Granville Island and Gastown on the same day, or Grouse Mountain up the road. Tours give you less time in the park, about an hour and a half on the city highlights tour, so if you want the bridge, the Cliffwalk and the Treetops without hurrying, go on your own. Capilano bridge tickets sets out the park’s prices and the BC residents’ annual pass.
When to go
The park is open every day of the year except 25 December, rain or shine. Its hours change through the season: 10 am to 8 pm from 9 October to 1 November 2026, 10 am to 5 pm from 2 to 19 November, and 11 am to 9 pm during Canyon Lights, from 20 November 2026 to 10 January 2027, when the bridge, the Cliffwalk and the Treetops are lit after dark. You may stay an hour past closing. Entry is timed, in 30-minute slots at weekends and on holidays and hourly on weekdays, so a summer weekend is when booking ahead matters most. The Canyon Lights guide covers the winter evenings.
Getting there
The park is at 3735 Capilano Road in North Vancouver. The free shuttle takes about 20 minutes from Canada Place, by the park’s own timetable, and needs no reservation; show your ticket for the ride back. On the 9 October to 1 November 2026 timetable the last bus back leaves the park at 9 pm, or 9:30 pm on the late-opening Halloween dates (23 to 25 October and 30 October to 1 November); later timetables follow the park’s hours. By transit, take the SeaBus from Waterfront to Lonsdale Quay, about 12 minutes, then bus 236. Parking at the park is CA$9 for up to three hours and fills at busy times. Getting to the bridge has the shuttle stops, the bus and the fares.
Capilano or Lynn Canyon?
Lynn Canyon Park, about 7.5 km east by road, has a suspension bridge 50 m above its own canyon, and it is free. It is shorter, has no Cliffwalk or treetop bridges, and the walk to it is through a busy forest park. If the bridge itself is all you want and money is tight, go to Lynn Canyon. Capilano against Lynn Canyon sets out what each one gives you.
Grouse Mountain the same day
The Grouse Mountain Skyride starts about 3.6 km up Capilano Road from the bridge, and bus 236 continues there. Mountain admission covers the gondola up and the grizzly bear habitat, and its summer shows close for the winter; the lumberjack show is closed for the season and back in summer 2027. Grouse Mountain and Capilano covers the ticket, the combined tours and the Grouse Grind.
The rest of a Vancouver trip
A morning at the bridge leaves the afternoon free. Whale watching boats leave from the city for the Salish Sea, and vancouverwhalewatchingtour.com explains the season and the boats. Victoria is a long day by ferry or floatplane, and vancouvertovictoriadaytrip.com works out what fits. One day in Vancouver puts the bridge into a full day.
Where to stay
The shuttle stops are all downtown, near Canada Place and on Robson Street, so a hotel there puts the bridge 20 minutes away. North Vancouver, around Lonsdale Quay, is closer to the park and to Grouse Mountain.
Hotels near Canada Place Hotels in North Vancouver
How these facts were checked
Written 30 October 2026. The ticket’s price, rating, review count and inclusions are from the GetYourGuide listings, read in US dollars on 30 October 2026. The park’s measurements, history, attractions, hours, winter event dates, timed entry, window prices in Canadian dollars, shuttle stops, parking and transit directions are from capbridge.com (tickets and hours, the bridge, Cliffwalk, Treetops Adventure, Kia’palano, our story, getting here and shuttle pages); Lynn Canyon from the Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre and lynncanyon.ca; Grouse Mountain from grousemountain.com; the SeaBus from TransLink. All read in October 2026. The road distances are measured on the map.
The Capilano Suspension Bridge Park Ticket
Entry at the time you pick, then as long as you like: the bridge, the Cliffwalk, Treetops Adventure, Kia'palano and the Story Centre. Children 5 and under go free. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before, as listed in October 2026. Starting from US$56 per person.
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Capilano Suspension Bridge FAQ
The questions people ask before a visit to the bridge, answered in the first sentence and explained in the ones after.
The park's window price for an adult (18 to 64) is CA$79.95, a senior CA$73.95, a student CA$65.95, a youth (13 to 17) CA$49.95 and a child (6 to 12) CA$29.95; children 5 and under are free (October 2026). The park says adults and seniors save by booking online, and its rates are subject to GST. On GetYourGuide the same park ticket is from about US$56 a person. The tickets guide sets the options side by side.
For most first-time visitors, yes: one ticket covers the bridge 70 m above the Capilano River, the Cliffwalk on the canyon wall and the Treetops Adventure in old Douglas-firs, and the shuttle from downtown is free. If you only want to stand on a suspension bridge over a canyon, the bridge at Lynn Canyon Park is free. Capilano against Lynn Canyon weighs the two honestly.
The park says most visitors spend about two to three hours. Entry is timed, but once inside you can stay as long as you like, up to an hour past closing. A city tour that includes the bridge usually gives you about an hour and a half there.
Yes: the park runs a free shuttle all year from three downtown stops, Canada Place, the Hyatt Regency on Melville Street and the Blue Horizon hotel on Robson Street, first come, first served (October 2026). The ride takes about 20 minutes and you show proof of admission for the trip back. Getting to the bridge covers the shuttle, the bus and parking.
Everything in the park: the Suspension Bridge, the Cliffwalk, Treetops Adventure, Kia'palano, the Story Centre and the seasonal events, Canyon Lights included. Food, parking and the gift shop are extra. The Cliffwalk and Treetops guide explains each part.
Canyon Lights runs from 20 November 2026 to 10 January 2027, with the park open from 11 am to 9 pm, the last entry at 9 pm, and the park closed on 25 December (park's own dates, read October 2026). Visits are booked in one-hour arrival windows, and you may stay an hour past closing. It is included with a day ticket; no separate event ticket is needed. The Canyon Lights guide has the details.
Yes: Grouse Mountain's Skyride base is about 3.6 km up Capilano Road from the bridge, and bus 236 serves both. Several tours combine them with hotel pickup. Grouse's grizzly habitat and its lumberjack show are summer attractions, so check what is open on your date. Grouse Mountain and Capilano plans the day.
No: the park says the Suspension Bridge, Treetops Adventure and the Cliffwalk are not wheelchair accessible. Visitors in wheelchairs get free admission to the parts of the park they can reach. Strollers are not allowed on the attractions; there is stroller parking.
Yes: the park welcomes leashed, well-behaved dogs, and no other pets. Keep them on the leash on the bridges and walkways.
Yes: the suspension bridge at Lynn Canyon Park, 50 m above the canyon, is free for anyone to cross. The park is run by the District of North Vancouver and open dawn to dusk; parking in its main lot costs CA$3 an hour from March to October. Capilano against Lynn Canyon compares them.
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