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Capilano Suspension Bridge

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I’ll never forget my first trip out of the country. My husband and I took a weekend trip to  Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada. My favorite stop was at the Capilano Suspension Bridge.

This by far, is still the most impressive bridge I’ve ever walked on.

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The current bridge is 140 metres (460 ft) long and 70 metres (230 ft) above the Capilano River.

I have to admit, it was a bit scary to cross.

I was a few months pregnant with my first child and I remember “mommy mode” kicking in and I was questioning if I should walk across it or not. Luckily, my husband had his typical response for everything, “it’s fine” and I made the trip across. It was incredible!

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Pregnant with our little “Dinosaur”, Capilano Suspension Bridge, Vancouver, British Columbia May 2009

I wonder what my little “Dinosaur” would think of this bridge now! I hope we get to make another trip back there some day! There were several other bridges through the treetops which I think my kids would find so fun!

If you get to Canada, I highly suggest you take some time to check this spot out!

Click here to find out some more information about this attraction: https://www.capbridge.com

With Aloha,

Lacy

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10 thoughts on “Capilano Suspension Bridge”

  1. This is my home town! The place I grew up 😊 If you ever go back visit Lynn Canyon. It is not far away and very beautiful also with a similar bridge.

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      1. If you loved the Capilano Suspension Bridge you’ll love Lynn Canyon too! Hope you get the chance to visit again some day. 😊

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