Sunday morning I decided I'd go to the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park ... about 2km up Capilano Road from the Best Western Motel we use when visiting on Vancouver's North Shore. I had seen some recent literature about the suspension bridge and its entertainment value but had not been there for at least 35 years.
Well, it's still there and they have added a new feature called the Cliff Walk that is below the rim of the canyon, fastened to the cliff-face, among the treetops. It's very well done and delivers some photo opportunities even on a Sunday morning with lots of other visitors. It's a commercial project and cost me about $28 as a Senior. A family of 4 could spend $100 pretty quickly.
Well, it's still there and they have added a new feature called the Cliff Walk that is below the rim of the canyon, fastened to the cliff-face, among the treetops. It's very well done and delivers some photo opportunities even on a Sunday morning with lots of other visitors. It's a commercial project and cost me about $28 as a Senior. A family of 4 could spend $100 pretty quickly.
