It's like being in a fairytale!

Capilano Suspension Bridge with its 140 metre bridge hanging 70 metres above the river it's without doubts one of the most amazing spots in Vancouver. You may have seen our beautiful photo essay of Capilano Suspension Bridge, when we followed the footsteps of the millions of visitors who have crossed this spectacular place since 1889 and now we had to return again to experience the magic of Christmas. 

One of the many Christmas performances 

Capilano Suspension Bridge presents the annual Canyon Lights festivities from November 30 until January, 2013 and I must say, the show is beyond spectacular. Not only you will have a chance to find yourself in a fairy tale thanks to thousands of twinkling lights but also you can return to your childhood and make a wish under the world's tallest (46.4 m) living Christmas tree! 

Once again, visitors get dazzled by thousands of lights glittering across the Suspension Bridge, throughout the forest and on the Park's newest attraction, Cliffwalk. 

On top of that, you can expect a children’s scavenger hunt, gingerbread cookie decorating, sing-a-long carols with the holiday band and glass blowing workshops with Malcolm Macfadyen.

Magical atmosphere

Canyon Lights tickets are valid all day with holiday activities beginning at 4:00pm, pricing can be found online. 

Capilano Suspension Bridge vested in the Christmas Suit

Meet the Photographer

Kevin Eng

Kevin's passion for photography has encouraged others to see the splendor and beauty of nature right at their doorstep, as he captures the sights of the day, and colors and mystery of world while it sleeps. Many of the subjects of his work are based locally in his hometown in Vancouver, B.C, where he first discovered his fascination with night photography. Kevin is a currently working as a music teacher, music director for his church, and landscape photographer.

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