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Book your tickets online for Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge, North Vancouver: See 1,272 reviews, articles, and 678 photos of Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge, ranked No.5 on Tripadvisor among 61 attractions in North Vancouver.
This suspension bridge is free to use. It had many walking tracks around it and there are many sign posts with walk times to help you get around. It is very easy to get to using the bus service which is cheap. $11 a day for a multi trip bus pass which includes the sea bus across the bay. Read more.
Sue S. Kingston, Canada372 contributions. A free gem in North Vancouver! The Lynn Canyon bridge is not as large or touristy as Capilano Bridge but given the fact that it's free, it's a well worth a visit. The trails are well maintained and there is a crystal clear swimming area easily accessible even for children.
Feb 22, 2023 · The Lynn Canyon hike in North Vancouver is one of many beautiful Lynn Canyon trails. It is around 20-25 minutes drive from Downtown Vancouver and located in a stunning lush forest. The trail is dog friendly and features an awesome suspension bridge at the start. The bridge is 50 metres (160 ft) high from the bottom of the canyon.
The Lynn Canyon bridge is not as large or touristy as Capilano Bridge but given the fact that it's free, it's a well worth a visit. The trails are well maintained and there is a crystal clear swimming area easily accessible even for children.
Jun 14, 2018 · Lynn Canyon Park is much more isolated. The park is comprised of 617 acres of forest which is a much bigger dose of nature compared to Capilano. It is much easier to get to the park if you have a car. There is no shuttle. You can get there by public bus but it requires transferring and a bit of a walk.
Hike across North Vancouver. This trail crosses the entire North Shore region and passes through Lynn Canyon Park. It is well marked and provides a variety of rugged and smooth sections for novice to advanced hikers. It takes approximately 1 to 1.5 hours to hike the section of the Baden Powell Trail that passes through Lynn Canyon Park.
