🌲 Nature That Lifts the Spirit

For Luna Faulkner, the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is a place where adventure meets serenity. From the moment she steps into the towering evergreens, she’s instantly happy. “It’s like entering another world,” she says, eyes wide as sunlight filters through the trees. “I really like how it makes you feel small—in the best way.”

Surrounded by cedar-scented air and the hum of distant river water, Luna embraces the balance between thrill and tranquility that the park so effortlessly offers.

🌉 The Joy of Swaying Above It All

As she steps onto the iconic suspension bridge, suspended high above the Capilano River, Luna lets out a delighted laugh. “You can’t not smile here,” she says, holding the rope railing with playful confidence. “It moves with you—like a dance with the wind.”

Whether she’s crossing slowly or pausing in the center to take in the view, the experience fills her with lightness. “This isn’t just a walk—it’s an emotional reset. And I love that.”

🌿 Into the Heart of the Forest

After the main bridge, Luna heads toward the Treetops Adventure with a curious gleam in her eyes. She moves gracefully from platform to platform, above the forest floor. “There’s something so romantic about walking through the trees,” she muses. “It’s peaceful, but never boring.”

She pauses to run her fingers over moss-covered railings, inhale the earthy air, and listen to the wind weaving through branches. “It’s sensory, grounded, and deeply satisfying,” she says.

💬 The Perfect Setting for Unfiltered Connection

For Luna, Capilano isn’t just about scenery—it’s about sharing something real. “When you’re high above the ground, you tend to drop your guard,” she smiles. “It’s perfect for dates that blend energy with ease.”

Whether laughing through the Cliffwalk’s curves or finding a quiet corner to watch the river rush by, Luna knows how to turn nature into a moment of meaningful connection.

🌅 Leaving with More Than Photos

As she exits the park, cheeks rosy from the fresh air, Luna turns back for one last look at the suspension bridge silhouetted in the fading light. “I always leave with my heart a little more open,” she says. “And I really like what this place brings out in people—including me.”