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Scenic canyon with a suspension bridge in a 617-acre forest with hiking trails & swimming holes.
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Mystical magical serenity.
Limited parking, $4 charge effective March 2024.
Majestic red cedar trees towering above you.
Shimmering glistening moss as far as the eye can see
The intoxicating smell of fresh air which I didn't know existed
Crystal clear water cascading down natural rock formations.
Nice trails leading to Twin falls. Well worth the short hike.
Unfortunately I didn't see any bears, maybe next time
Nature is awesome, who would have thunk it
Limited parking, $4 charge effective March 2024.
Majestic red cedar trees towering above you.
Shimmering glistening moss as far as the eye can see
The intoxicating smell of fresh air which I didn't know existed
Crystal clear water cascading down natural rock formations.
Nice trails leading to Twin falls. Well worth the short hike.
Unfortunately I didn't see any bears, maybe next time
Nature is awesome, who would have thunk it
Great hikes with well defined trails. Bathrooms available at the coffee shop near the parking lots. Parking is limited, but in the winter off-season it's free. Great waterfall views, and the suspension bridge feels very sturdy.
Absolutely stunning scenery! The swimming hole on the trail was so beautiful! Cold, but beautiful! The hike was pretty easy! Bathrooms at the top of the trail by the bridge.
A great hiking spot in North Vancouver, options of beginner or intermediate trails with a mix of boardwalk and natural terrain. There are many stairs, so be prepared, but the suspension bridge is near the trailhead for easy access. Go early in the morning for the best pictures on the bridge, as it gets pretty busy throughout the day. Free parking in the off season, and paid parking from March - October. There is a Cafe open seasonally and weekends, and public restrooms are available by the parking lot.
A beautiful park with impressive views to hike, chill, and enjoy nature. During winter, the parking is free and it’s not crowded. The gift shop/museum is quite educational in terms of environmental conservation. Highly recommend it!
Went there yesterday evening. It’s in North Vancouver easily accessible by public transit as well. There’s a paid parking for 4 hours and you can also find a free parking on the street. Very beautiful place with a view of a water fall from the suspension bridge. Bridge is not as wide and long as capilano one but it’s free and definitely worth visiting. Inside the forest was also very fresh and peaceful. It wasn’t muddy at all. All trails were good. There’s a cafe as well just near the bridge entrance.
