Golden Skybridge

This has been on my list of must dos. Well it truly did not disappoint. The price is very fair for what you are doing and seeing. I highly suggest doing the zip line and don’t be afraid as all the fear leaves you once you take off across an epic canyon with epic views. Please be sure to check this out along your travels. Kid friendly aswell Nice walking paths for everyone to use easily even if disabled.

This place is amazing and a bang for your buck. We did the adventure pass, added 3 rides each and we spent 7hrs having a great time. The suspension bridge is very cool with insanely good views! The mountain coaster is a lot of fun, the zip line is thrilling, the adventure park is challenging and good for all levels and the rest makes for a fun day. The staff is incredibly nice and fun, especially all the Aussies who are working there. Overall, an amazing way to spend a day doing lots of fun mountain activities. I won at Ax throwing.

This is an excellent day out for everyone, with very much more to do than cross the bridge. Our group additionally performed heroic aerial balance stunts in the treetops challenges, topped the climbing walls, hurtled axes (at targets, not each other!), and even had fun on the see-saw. Safety provisions are excellent and the staff was all polite, helpful, friendly, and well trained. The food and drinks service was good for the setting, and the gift shop was full of wonders. The all-activities "adventure pass" was a bargain for the day. The one thing that keeps this at four stars is the truly incredible zipline over the canyon. To get to the action, one crosses a magnificent canyon on a wonderful cable bridge. To get back, one has a choice of another bridge or a breathtaking zipline. The enormous safety precautions make this super-fun, but lighter people don't "touch down" on the platform at the far side. Four people cross at once, so with only two receivers on the far-side platform, no one caught my petite wife, who came in, the. zipped back out to dangle over the canyon. She was petrified. So was my nephew's slight girlfriend, who has the same experience. Fortunately my 10-year-old great niece knows no fear - she shrieked with excitement as she hung like a Christmas tree ornament 1000 feet up! This is a super place to take the whole family for a day.

Highest suspension bridge in Canada. Not too crowded when we went in the evening. What we loved is the views from the suspension bridge, of the surrounding mountains, the little river or stream below. There are many other paid thrilling activities like zipline that we didn’t do. Also has sections included in entry prices for kids to play as well (climb structures, slides). Worthy of visiting if you are in the region.

The place is adorable, there are several levels of activities, from kids to elderly. You can go just to see the canyon and cross the bridges, or you can do the Zipline and Mountain coaster (what I 100% recommend). The bridges are super stable, even better than other super famous similar places that I went to. The souvenir shop is pretty nice, but the pictures taken during the activities are quite expensive (CA$ 35 for the digital package)

Wow what an amazing experience. We thought just visiting the bridge might be too quick, but the walks and the amazing views make seeing the bridge a wonderful experience. There is a zip line as well as rock climbing and a roller coaster down the mountain. The bridge(s) - there is an upper and lower, are absolutely thrilling. The views are spectacular and this is a must see attraction in Golden, BC.

It was fun. The staff were great. Expect to spend 100 bucks per person, just to walk into the trap. The zipline is cool. It lasts <10 seconds, but the glimpse of the view is neat. The bridge is nice. Lots of people on there enjoying swinging it, with fifty or so folks on at any given time. Not exactly room for selfies or photos. The view of the valley is stunning.

What a pleasant surprise! When you hear about/look up the golden sky bridge, I felt as though that was described as the highlight of the park but I feel differently. I got the adventure pass and I’m so glad I did! With the adventure pass, you get to go over both of the sky bridges as many times as you’d like, but you also have (one-time) access to the park’s other activities! With this, I got to experience their ropes course (4 different ones), their zip line across the canyon, their mountain coaster, rock climbing, and axe throwing! Out of all of the places I visited in Alberta, I truly feel like I got the most bang for my buck here in terms of activities. The park itself is also well kept, kid/family friendly, has plenty of food options, and their staff were informative and kind. I would hands down visit again! Word of advice (my only negative really), please do yourself a favor and pack bug spray… the mosquitoes are ravenous and unyielding!

This place was a fun stop for our tour group and I'm happy it was on our itinerary. I really didn't know or research what was expected but walking across their Upper and Lower Skybridges was both thrilling and a bit scary, but they provided spectacular views of the canyon there. The Upper Skybridge is 426' above ground and I'm glad it wasn't a windy day to aggravate the modest but intimidating swinging as you go across. The site also has zip-lining, a giant swing, and a cool looking individual roller coaster ride called the Railrider Mountain Coaster. It all costs depending on what package you purchase, but it appears thrill seekers are willing to pay. Overall, I would say the Skybridge at least is a must-do if in or around the village of Golden.

I don't often write negative reviews but unfortunately have to make an exception here. DO NOT BOOK TICKETS AHEAD OF TIME If you do and run into weather issues they will not refund you, and have very poor and inflexible customer service where you are left on hold for long periods of time. They also have dynamic pricing depending on the weather, for example if you prebook at $100 each, your ticket on that day depending on weather may be $35 instead and they won't refund the difference. Big tourist trap, don't go until they improve and value their customers instead of scamming them

After having spent 4 days in Golden, we had hoped to come check out the newest attraction, The Golden Skybridge, however, it had been too foggy and cloudy the previous days to enjoy it. Luckily, on our last day in town before leaving, the skies cleared, and we ended up having a bright, beautiful sunny day to enjoy our visit. We came a little bit later in the day and pretty much had the entire place to ourselves. We did not pay for any of the additional attractions like the rope course, swing, or the roller coaster, but simply walked across the sky bridges and took in the scenery. it was a fun thing to do and a beautiful way to see the surroundings.

Excellent place for family bonding and experience. We've only pass the hanging bridge.

This is the Golden Skybridge, located in Golden, BC, just outside the Canadian Rockies area of British Columbia. It's the host to 2 of the tallest suspension bridges in Canada...the Upper and Lower Skybridges. I visited a few weeks ago in late September and it was $39 Canadian (plus tax)...about $44 altogether. The Upper Bridge is 426 feet above the expansive canyon floor! There were also sceneries of the Columbia Valley with the Rocky and Purcell Mountain Ranges set in the distance. It was nerve wracking walking across these bridges!! I had to look straight ahead at times and think of only good thoughts, lol. In fact, my legs got so week at times from my fear of heights, I was considering getting on my hands and knees and crawling across the Upper Bridge! That's embarrassing to admit. Oh well. It doesn't take long to hang out and spend time here. I needed about 90 minutes to stroll around and explore. There will be moments to capture the suspension bridges in their entireties from different viewpoints around the grounds. These vista points offer good perspectives of just how high up you are. Besides walking across the bridges, they have zip line adventures soaring you to new heights (for those that have the courage). Also featured for kids are playgrounds and refreshment stands with snacks and drinks. And...inside the entrance station is a small gift shop to purchase souvenirs, not just from your time at the park, but from your experience in Golden. Overall, it was very scary to venture across the skybridges, but worth it to immerse yourself in stunning surroundings. This is the best highlight in Golden, British Columbia and then you can either make your way east towards, Banff, AB or west towards Kamloops, BC.

This is a fun time I loved the mountain coaster although it was no long at all but I had plenty of dips and bends that made it worth it. The skybridge is excellent when u reach the middle you can see a beautiful water fall and the valley down below and you don't realize how high up it is until your on it. Staff is friendly like super friendly..

Wow! This is really a fantastic place! I was traveling through Canada and stopping for every photo-op of mountain beauty, and I wasn't all that interested in touristy things, but this is both touristy and beautiful (I went on a Wednesday, so it wasn't that crowded - they have a huge parking lot, so I imagine it could be pretty crazy on a holiday weekend). You have basically two options - take the trails and the sky bridges or do the whole adventure package (which includes all sorts of things such as zip lines, roller coasters, climbing, axe-throwing, etc.). I wasn't interested in the adventure package, so I passed on that, but that part of it looked pretty amazing. The Skybridge trail is a loop that includes two phenomenal (and delightfully terrifying) walking bridges across a massive canyon with incredible views. I have a bad leg and have challenges walking on any but the easiest trails, but I found this entire trail to be doable despite some uphill and downhill sections. There are plenty of handrails, etc. - take your time - it's worth it.

The tallest suspension bridge in Canada is @ Golden, BC. An easy 8 hour drive from Vancouver ... yikes ... the Golden Skybridge (sounds 007ish right!?) suspension bridge, just opened this past summer. Friends I'm telling you, you will do yourself a favour if you arrive wearing ... Depend!!! I kid you not ... this bridge is super high!!! So high Cheech & Chong couldn't catch up! Even Indiana Jones was like ... 'Unh-uh no way I'm out' & passed on crossing it! There's a viewing deck to the right of bridge before you can opt in & choose to risk your life crossing it! I wish they had a bar on it, cause I sure needed a shot of vodka!!! I've walked across the Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver, as well the suspension bridge at Squamish way up top. However, I must say the Skybridge has got something truly special going for it & not just the mind blowing height! The sensational fear factor is taken to an absolutely new level!!! It was interesting watching people muster up their courage to cross the bridge as well as see arguments break out ... 'you go first ... no you go!' One couple almost ended their marriage just before the mom ran away chasing after their young son who took off running onto the bridge! The dad followed afterwards, but it took him awhile to stop hyperventilating & calm down! The Skybridge is no joke! It hangs 426 feet (130 metres) above a canyon of sheer terror & heart stopping 'excitement' ... if I can call it that!? After seeing some random grandma & grandpa whiz past me & then some whippersnapper smug punk teenagers laughing at me, I swallowed hard whatever had built up in my throat, made the cross sign, swore to gawd that I'll be a good boy from now on ... then slowly ventured over to the starting point. Many thrillseekers couldn't muster up enough courage to cross the Skybridge & turned back, giving up on a chance to walk into the heavens! If I hadn't been wearing a diaper, I tell you things could have gone quite horribly wrong! As I was crossing the Skybridge, it was so awesome to see Zipliners whizzing by as it made me realize I was not the only mad crazy person to be up here tempting ... death! The bridge at times sways & the up & down twisty seesaw movement caused me to pee on myself! I was a total wreck & cried for mommy! Midspan I looked down at a waterfall below & wondered ... if I fell over perhaps I could be saved by falling into the water instead of all the boulders & rocks below!?? After completing the crossing I was so glad it was over ... what an experience! But then suddenly I realized & had forgotten ... I had to get back & that there was a second bridge I would have to cross ... not fair at all! So yes there's 2 bridges operating on a oneway basis - one to get across & the other to get back. But to be honest yelpies, once it was all over I was like a kid again - feeling thrilled & giddy wanting to go again but most of all ... happy to be alive!!! Phew ... I made it! I got down on my knees & kissed the ground!

Impressed with the overall site layout from the food to activities. However when it came to the coaster and the zip line, we waited in line for almost an hour for the coaster before giving up, and then waited a full hour for the zip line back over the canyon. In the end we stood around for a very long time and didn't feel we got our moneys worth. The need to book a time is purely arbitrary and has no benefit from riding the activities.

Beautiful and all activities park attached for kids and young adults. Lots of physical activity