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In Alberta, you can find four stunning suspension bridges which lead to equally beautiful views.
Credit: Mt. Norquay Banff
AND, if you looking for scenic bridges, you can find a few of them too!
Blackshale Suspension Bridge
Embark into the forests of Kananaskis country to find the Blackshale Suspension Bridge. Here, you can walk across and get 360-degree mountain views. The Blackshale bridge crosses a deep and forested valley created by the Blackshale Creek, and you can find it via a 1km loop, or a 7km out-and-back trail which starts at the north side of Lower Kananaskis Lake.
Where: Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Kananaskis Country (Directions)
How Much: $15 per car
Credit: Kananaskis Outfitters
Siffleur Falls Trail Suspension Bridge
If you’re on the Siffleur Falls trail, you’re already on your way to incredible views and waterfalls. But this trail even begins with great scenery thanks to the North Saskatchewan River crossing and the suspension bridge which takes you over the river. The out-and-back trail is rated as easy, and as suitable for kids and dogs.
Where: Kootenay Plains Ecological Reserve, Clearwater Country (Directions)
How Much: free
Mount Norquay Via Ferrata
For this Banff suspension bridge, the views do not come at the end; your best vantage points will be from the bridge, as well as the climb to it. The experience involves you being harnessed to a steel cable (helmets includes) while a guide takes you up Mt. Norquay. There are a few ladders installed along your way, you are always safely strapped in, and you will use their incredibly high suspension bridge (simply a plank and steel cables) to cross the valleys below. They have five packages/tours from which to choose. The minimum age is 12 years old.
Where: 2 Mt Norquay Road, Banff (Directions)
How much: $194.25 per person & up
Rosedale Suspension Bridge
The 117-metre-long pedestrian suspension bridge across the Red Deer River was originally built in 1931 for the coal workers of Star Mine. The bridge gives you a perfect view of the badlands, the lush river valley, and the Red Deer River.
The Rosedale Bridge (formerly the Star Mine Bridge) is closed for repairs. The reopening date is TBD.
Where: 3061 AB-10, Drumheller(Directions)
Rosedale Bridge is closed indefinately