Day 4 and last day in Vancouver . The itinerary is still very simple, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park — The university of British Columbia.
The Capilano Suspension Bridge is Vancouver’s oldest tourist attraction. Known as the world’s greatest suspension bridge, the 450-foot-long suspension bridge swayed and made a sound when the wind swept over the valley. Since more than 100 years ago, the suspension bridge has been suspended from the 230-foot-high Capillano Valley by two thick hemp ropes and balsa wood. Drawbridge Park, there are 60 years ago, the Indians carved and placed in this totem pole, colorful, eye-catching.
Located beside the totem pole, the historical exhibition area displays many historical photos of the suspension bridge construction at that time, so as to understand the story of the ancestors who built the bridge. On the other side of the totem pole is a souvenir shop, which sells many Indian souvenirs and postcards. The park is divided into east and west by the suspension bridge, a total of roughly 4 parts: Suspension Bridge, Cliff Walk, Tree Walk, Promenade.
On the other side of the totem pole, there is a small area that is used to teach about the plants and other geography of the rainforest, although there are many man-made marks, which can be down the wooden steps to more than 140 meters long, more than 40 stories high above the suspension bridge, the bridge can see all“Life.”.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is the most famous tourist attraction in North Vancouver and the oldest and oldest tourist attraction in Vancouver. The Capilano Suspension Bridge has a total length of 137 meters. Since more than 100 years ago, the suspension bridge has only been suspended at a height of nearly 70 meters with two thick hemp ropes and fragrant wood, and is suspended on the turbulent water of the Capilano River Valley. . The new Cliff Walk is also a great photo spot.
