With the holiday season rapidly approaching, it’s time to get excited for one of the most iconic holiday transformations in Metro Vancouver: Canyon Lights at Capilano Suspension Bridge.

The world-famous swaying bridge suspended high in the treetops of North Vancouver puts on a dazzling show every year, and 2024 is no exception.

Think light tunnels, a glowing path 110 feet above the forest floor, and the flowing Capilano River beneath you, and of course, a changing multi-colour display across the Treetop Adventure’s seven suspended bridges.

Oh, and live holiday tunes and mulled wine to keep you warm on your journey!

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Photo via Capilano Suspension Bridge

New this year? A postcard-worthy photo spot straight out of a holiday movie. Set against the backdrop of a festive forest with a charming vintage red truck and a friendly lumberjack bear, this is the perfect spot to snap a classic holiday photo.

Children of all ages can stop at the holiday market at the Treehouse at Treetops Adventure to pick up a holiday card, collecting stickers along the way to create their very own greeting card.

Craving a sweet treat while you roam the enchanted forest? You can pick up a Frostbite cocktail or cozy mulled wine from the Cliff House Restaurant & Bar, or indulge in a Braised Short Rib or Dark Chocolate Raspberry Yule Log.

Admission and info

Canyon Lights will run from 11 am to 9 pm every day from Friday, November 22nd to Sunday, January 19th.

Tickets for Canyon Lights are available for $71.95 per adult.

Note that visits are scheduled in 30-minute arrival increments, and tickets must be purchased in advance online.

So there you have it, Vancouver. Time to look ahead to some festive fun!

Canyon Lights 2024

When: Friday, November 22nd to Sunday, January 19th
Where: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Cost: $71.95 per adult

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Isabelle Vauclair

Staff Writer, Vancouver – Isabelle is a West Coast native with an appreciation for Vancouver’s natural landscape, patio scene, and community spaces. She loves to discover new hidden gems in her neighbourhood and share them with readers across the city.

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