Most tourist guides only mention a tourist attraction in Vancouver you should not miss: Capilano Suspension Bridge.
But why spend $31.95
per adult
(as of February 2013) for this attraction if you can get a suspension bridge and lots more for free?
Insider tip:
Lynn Canyon Park in North Vancouver, just a few kilometres from the extremely expensive Capilano Suspension Bridge is free to explore.
The Lynn Canyon suspension bridge is just half as long, but just as scary to walk along. The length and height of the bridge has the same adrenalin rush effect. It is 68 meters long and hangs 50 meters high over the canyon.
In addition, Lynn Canyon offers waterfalls and great hiking trails along the river surrounded by high fir and cedar trees.
We took so many pictures along our way.
Let them speak.
Enjoy.
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| The sun rays light our way... |
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| A small pool and a waterfall. |
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| On the river bank after the waterfall. |
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| Harry and Ute reunited for the weekend. Isn't that a nice birthday gift? |
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| Where are the hobbits? |
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| Huge trees surround us. |
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| Peek-a-boo! |
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| Too cold for swimming. |
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| Slippery stones, don't fall in the cold water! |
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| On the left you can see the trail where you walk over stones and roots. Would you think that? |
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| Spooky! |
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| It looks like the branches reach for us. "Stay here!" or "Come back!" We will come back for sure. There's more to explore. |
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| A sunset on the "Sea-to-Sky-Highway" completed our day. |
Nice pictures. I think I have to go to Vancouver for a visit again...it's been to long. How long are you guys staying?
ReplyDeleteThanks, we are staying until the end of February.
DeleteWhat is your next destination??
DeleteCalgary and surroundings for a few months.
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