Elk Falls Suspension Bridge

The 60-meter-long footbridge rises 64 meters above the Campbell River, providing multiple views of the 25-meter Elk Falls waterfall below.

The bridge structure opened in 2015 during the 75th anniversary celebration of Elk Falls Provincial Park, replacing previous observation points.

The bridge connects visitors to the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples who maintained deep connections with Campbell River's waterways.

Visitors reach the bridge through a flat, wide trail from the parking lot, passing an information center and crossing a metal bridge over a wooden pipeline.

The suspension bridge stands as the highest pedestrian crossing structure on Vancouver Island, offering views into Elk Falls Canyon throughout the year.

Location: Campbell River

Address: Millennium Trail, Campbell River, BC V0P 1N0, Canada V0P 1N0 Campbell River V0P 1N0 Campbell River

Website: http://env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/elk_falls

GPS coordinates: 50.04147,-125.32930

Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:01