Thread: Highest suspension bridge in Canada

Highest suspension bridge in Canada set to open in May: Pictures reveal thrilling new walkway that will allow visitors to cross a canyon at a dizzying height of 426ft

'Golden Skybridge' will either be thrilling or nail-biting depending on the individual visitor's head for heights

The Golden Skybridge, near the town of Golden, will actually consist of not one but two suspension bridges

The lower one hangs at an elevation of 262ft (80m) - making it Canada's second-highest suspension bridgeStrolls in Canada are about to go to another level.

In May, the highest suspension bridge in the country will open, allowing walkers to cross a canyon in British Columbia at a height of 426ft (130m).

Crossing the walkway, the 'Golden Skybridge', will either be thrilling or nail-biting depending on the individual visitor's head for heights.

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Highest suspension bridge in Canada set to open in May: Pictures reveal thrilling new walkway that will allow visitors to cross a canyon at a dizzying height of 426ft - Scoopy Web

(Reminder for Russel: don't forget to book)

The Golden Skybridge will also feature a tandem bungee swing and 1,200-metre- (3,937ft) zipline spanning the canyon, opening later this summer

Thread is shite without pics

Golden ? Right up here in the sticks eh

Here's a picture.

I won't be heading out there as I'm afraid of heights. Over the bridge, not a chance in hell.

Originally Posted by russellsimpson

Here's a picture.

I won't be heading out there as I'm afraid of heights. Over the bridge, not a chance in hell.

I'm not a big fan of heights either. It's a survival instinct. If someone isn't afraid of heights at all , something is wrong with the wetwork in their head

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

Thread is shite without pics

My kind advice:
Click on the link and you will get a number of beautiful pictures free of charge, without soiling the precious space of the forum server.
And without having the picture(s) sometimes changed to a nonsense as it happens many times from "mysterious" reasons here.

(Wondering why you never complain about other world and Thai news here daily being placed, however, without the beautiful pictures that can be only found in the original source. Perhaps because the complaining is only to a member of special fan club? Surely not a "double standard", isn't it?)

Not a chance in hell of finding me anywhere near that bridge.




Wife and I failed with the lowly Kew gardens tree walkway. We exited the lift, walked about 5ft before clinging to the rail until the lift came back. It was the swaying in the wind that did for us both.

Cascade Falls in Mission BC is the most I'd do for a suspesion bridge

Originally Posted by russellsimpson

I won't be heading out there as I'm afraid of heights. Over the bridge, not a chance in hell.

Lets ask, the early skyscrapers, who out of the remaining few did the cowards select to get up high to do the steel work?

^

The Mohawks?

Originally Posted by Klondyke

My kind advice:
Click on the link and you will get a number of beautiful pictures free of charge, without soiling the precious space of the forum server.
And without having the picture(s) sometimes changed to a nonsense as it happens many times from "mysterious" reasons here.

(Wondering why you never complain about other world and Thai news here daily being placed, however, without the beautiful pictures that can be only found in the original source. Perhaps because the complaining is only to a member of special fan club? Surely not a "double standard", isn't it?)

FOK.

Originally Posted by TheRealKW

FOK.

First wank of the day for KW. Wont be the last