The Suspension Bridge

The Lynn Canyon Suspension bridge is one of Lynn Valley's best kept secrets. The 50 meter high bridge stretches accross a beautiful canyon boasting raging waters, waterfalls and deep pools below. The bridge is a popular attraction among tourists and locals alike, the best part is that it is free of charge for all to see.

Crossing the bridge is always an exciting experience, it bounces up and down and sways from side to side with every step.

The View Is Breathtaking

The bridge is quite narrow and crossing becomes a little nerve racking when there are several others trying to cross at the same time. The view from the middle of the bridge is breathtaking!

The entire canyon is in view which makes for a perfect photo opportunity. Steady hands make the best photograph but this bridge is tricky to stand up on and often shaking with others crossing. It is usually best to wait until the bridge is clear to take photos.

Hot Spots In Lynn Canyon

Some of the most popular locations to visit in Lynn Canyon Park are listed below:

• Suspension Bridge
• Twin Falls
• 30 Foot Pool
• Pipe Bridge
• Baden Powell Trail

Taking The Bus

If you are traveling by bus there are various routes to take depending on your location. From Downtown Vancouver take the sea bus across to the Lonsdale Quay bus loop and take either bus #228, or #229.

Bus #228 will take you to Lynn Valley Center, which is about a 10 minute walk from Lynn Canyon Park’s main entrance. Bus #229 will take you directly to Lynn Canyon Park’s main entrance.

If you are traveling from East Vancouver, Burnaby, or Metro Town area take any bus to Phibbs Exchange. The most common busses are #130 via Metro Town, #28 via Joyce Station, #210 via Downtown Vancouver.

From Phibbs Exchange take bus #229 which will take you to Lynn Canyon Park’s main entrance.

For more information on public transit visit translink.ca

Driving A Car

Lynn Canyon Park is located East of North Vancouver in Lynn Valley. The park is easy to find and accessible by bus.

If you are driving, take upper levels Trans Canada Highway 1 until you reach exit 19. Follow Lynn Valley Road North East past the Mountain Highway intersection, and then continue to Lynn Valley Road. Watch for Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre sign on the right hand side of the road. Turn right onto Peters Road, and you will find the main entrance at the end.