Capilano Suspension Bridge Park walk above the rainforest canopy

On the edge of Vancouver, a rainforest holds a swaying suspension bridge strung at treetop height. Below you lie a deep gorge and a river, while moss-covered trunks crowd around the wooden walkways that thread through the canopy. It is a mild thrill with cool, green air.

The bridge sways gently underfoot, so keep near the handrail and take the first steps slowly. The rainforest stays damp, which makes shoes with grip and a thin rain jacket worth packing. The wooden walkways and stairs add up to a moderate walk.