Adventure & Outdoors
Lynn Canyon and the Free Suspension Bridge
Locals' pick over Capilano: a free 50-metre suspension bridge over a roaring gorge, with emerald swimming holes and no eighty-dollar admission guilt.
Lynn Canyon Park
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Locals' pick over Capilano: a free 50-metre suspension bridge over a roaring gorge, with emerald swimming holes and no eighty-dollar admission guilt.
Lynn Canyon Park
More infoHere's the insider move that makes you look like a local: skip the tourist bridge and come to Lynn Canyon, where a 50-metre suspension bridge bounces over a roaring gorge for the unbeatable price of zero dollars. Below it, trails thread through rainforest to the Twin Falls bridge and those famous emerald swimming holes. The current is no joke, so admire more than you leap. Bring grippy shoes.
The insider move: skip the eighty-dollar tourist bridge and come here, where a 50 m suspension bridge bounces over a roaring gorge for zero dollars. Below it, trails thread through second-growth rainforest to the Twin Falls bridge and the emerald swimming holes, look, but think twice before leaping, the current is no joke. Park gates close in the early evening, so visit while it's still light out, wear grippy shoes for the slick stairs, and budget about 2 hours plus snack money saved.
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