Strong as Steel
The suspension bridge may not look like it, but it's actually incredibly strong. It can hold up to 200,000 lb, or about 96 elephants!
Looking for interactive, educational activities for kids in Vancouver? The Rainforest Explorers program at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is a self-guided adventure perfect for curious children of all ages.
Join Dr. Woods and his animal friends—Ranger Raccoon, Scout Squirrel, Ollie Otter, and Echo Eagle as you explore the wonders of the rainforest. Start your journey by picking up an explorer booklet at the Treehouse near Treetops Adventure.
Suggested Ages: Ideal for kids 4+; younger children can enjoy some areas with supervision.
Typical Visit Length: 2–3 hours for families to explore the main attractions,
Stroller use: Strollers can be used in the park, however they not permitted on the Suspension Bridge, Treetops Adventure, or Cliffwalk. Stroller parking is available.
Washrooms & Accessibility: Family-friendly washrooms throughout the park; wheelchair and mobility-accessible paths available on boardwalks and select areas.
Best Time to Visit with Kids: Morning or early evening for lighter crowds; check seasonal schedules for guided talks and animal encounters.
Meet Chloe and join her as she explores all the fun things to see and do at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park! Get a behind-the-scenes look and visit the Story Centre, Kia'palano, the suspension bridge, Cliffwalk, and Treetops Adventure!
The suspension bridge may not look like it, but it's actually incredibly strong. It can hold up to 200,000 lb, or about 96 elephants!
Wildlife is everywhere here! You'll spot resident Douglas squirrels, slugs, salamanders, and, from time to time, a great blue heron, a raven, or even a bald eagle.