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