The Capilano Bridge is a simple suspension bridge that crosses the Capilano River in British Columbia, North Vancouver. It is a huge suspension bridge with a length of 140 meters, and it extends more than 70 meters over the river. The bridge was originally built in 1889 by a famous engineer, but was made of hemp rope with a cedar board deck, and was replaced by a wire cable bridge in 1903. This wonderful landmark is visited by more than one million visitors annually, because they will be able to pass it From having majestic views of the Canadian forests and over the beautiful river.