Golden Skybridge in Canada.
If anything stands out British Columbia it is for having some of the most beautiful landscapes in Western Canada. Yes, those of crystalline lakes in which green mountains with snow-capped peaks are reflected and that have wooden cabins on the sides. A unique paradise to which we dream of returning very soon.
About 90 minutes from Banff, in the city of golden Surrounded by six national parks and a frame-worthy mountain range, the experiences company pursuit wants to open two new suspension bridges,** the highest in Canada**. It makes sense that it's here, as it's already a definite stop on the map for many area adventurers exploring the pristine mountains traveling between Calgary, Banff, the Okanagan and Vancouver.
Golden Skybridge It aims not only to build the two highest suspension bridges in the country, but also to offer an adventure in this valley of British Columbia.
The bridges will be located at 130 and 80 meters high respectively , and how could it be otherwise, they will offer spectacular 360º alpine views. From them you can see an imposing waterfall of 61 meters and a river that crosses one of the mountain canyons.
“The Columbia Valley is one of those extraordinary places that is uniquely positioned to deliver a breathtaking yet accessible mountain experience. Whether staying in the city of Golden or stopping over on the way between Alberta and British Columbia, the Golden Skybridge will soon become an iconic journey for Canadian and international visitors alike." President of Pursuit David Barry.
Also, Golden Skybridge will feature a three kilometer nature walk that will run through the park and both suspension bridges, with a bungee swing and a 1,200-meter zip line that will span the canyon and open later this summer.
There will also be observation decks that give visitors the opportunity to enjoy the picturesque landscapes, a terrace and a cafe at the base of the experience for the perfect rest before and after the stop along the way.
"The City of Golden is emerging as an impressive base camp for exploring the Columbia and Rocky Mountains and we look forward to being a continued part of the region's burgeoning tourism growth," David Barry added in the statement.
Would you dare to cross it?