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Posted on Jun 7, 2011

Cliffwalk

The Capilano Suspension Bridge (in North Vancouver, BC) has been terrifying those with a fear of heights since 1889. Now, there's a new reason to tremble above Capilano River. The park's newest attraction Cliffwalk. A winding path of narrow walkways guides visitors through rainforest treetops 91 metres above the gushing river!

by rainbowcrab

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At one point along the journey, a glass floor is the only thing between visitors and the canyon below.
Bridges, platforms and staircases are suspended and cantilevered from a smooth granite cliff.
Cliffwalk is the result of four years of innovative design and engineering. To protect the 160 million year old granite, walkways were constructed offsite and installed using minimally invasive equipment.
The adrenaline-pumping attraction is definitely not for everyone. But for those who can overcome their nerves, the walkway offers stunning views of a landscape never before seen by park-goers.
Want to be suspended 91-metres above the canyon floor? Visit Cliffwalk

Cliffwalk

At one point along the journey, a glass floor is the only thing between visitors and the canyon below.

Bridges, platforms and staircases are suspended and cantilevered from a smooth granite cliff.

Cliffwalk is the result of four years of innovative design and engineering. To protect the 160 million year old granite, walkways were constructed offsite and installed using minimally invasive equipment.

The adrenaline-pumping attraction is definitely not for everyone. But for those who can overcome their nerves, the walkway offers stunning views of a landscape never before seen by park-goers.

Want to be suspended 91-metres above the canyon floor? Visit Cliffwalk

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