Capilano Suspension Bridge in Canada

Aside from Marple Syrup, Canada is known for its highly polite people, plentiful moose sightings, and breathtaking scenery. The Capilano Suspension Bridge, which hangs over the Capilano River, is one of the country’s extreme experiences. It doesn’t only offer a heart-pounding experience, but the famous structure has some element of danger to it.

Approximately 800K people visit this Vancouver-based passageway every year to take in the outstanding natural beauty around it and its fascinating history. It was inaugurated in 1889 and has been a landmark since the 19th century. The great British Columbia rainforest-located bridge is 70 meters (229 feet) above the river and 140 meters (459 feet) long.