The Capilano Suspension Bridge a steel bar-supported semicircular Suspension Bridge on a granite Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver, Canada, resembles an “Air corridor” over The Capilano River, there is also a glass observation deck, known as the“World’s Greatest Bridge,” is a famous north of Vancouver, Canada.
What impresses me about drawbridge park is that the ticket is not like a Chinese paper ticket, but a stamp on your hand, indicating that you have bought the ticket, and that you think it looks good and is environmentally friendly. One into the park is a suspension bridge similar to the isolated village of Beijing suspension bridge, erected on a river. Then there was a wooden bridge over the trees, which seemed to walk in mid-air, where the redwoods were as tall and straight as Stanley Park.
Vancouver’s oldest tourist Capilano Suspension Bridge, built in 1889, is the longest and tallest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world, measuring 137 meters long and more than 200 meters from the bottom of the Capillano River, it is also one of Vancouver’s oldest tourist attractions, and is known as the“Laughing Bridge” because of the way it swings when the wind blows over the valley. The old trees in the park are towering and the air is pleasant. While the suspension bridge is a dizzying challenge, it’s definitely worth the trip for the stunning views of the Capitano Valley!
