The iconic Lions Gate Bridge connects the downtown Vancouver core to both North and West Vancouver. If you do visit the bridge, make sure you visit the portion known as Prospect Point!
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Recognized as a National Historic Site of Canada in 2004, Vancouver’s Lions Gate Bridge has been called “an iconic symbol of Vancouver” by the Canadian Encyclopedia and “one of the most photographed l...
A heck of a bridge. We saw this bridge (you can't miss it) from all angles. And whichever way you look at it, it is impressive. It was originally called the First Narrows Bridge as it spans the first...
Lions Gate Bridge is the iconic suspension bridge which joins Vancouver main city to North and West Vancouver across the Burrard Inlet to the harbour. It connects from the northern end of Stanley Park...
This bridge is a prominent landmark in Vancouver which lights up nicely at night. From Prospect Point Lookout you can get a nice view of it. From there we walked down the path to get to the entrance o...
The Lions Gate Bridge, aka First Narrows Bridge, in Canada is a suspension bridge which crosses over the Burrard Inlet and connects the city of Vancouver to the municipalities on the North Shore. Its name, “Lions Gate,” was given to the bridge because it reflects “The Lions," a pair of mountain peaks north of Vancouver. Plans for the bridge were first established in 1890, but construction did not begin until March 1937. Today, the bridge has earned its place as a National Historic Site of Canada, and is even featured in many films, including Final Destination 5, Tron:Legacy and DaVinci’s Inquest.
The iconic Lions Gate Bridge connects the downtown Vancouver core to both North and West Vancouver. If you do visit the bridge, make sure you visit the portion known as Prospect Point!
I enjoy driving over this bridge. Though the lions are rather hard to spot so walking is much better.
The most beautiful bridge all over the mainland despite the awful traffic
Important bridge and access to the west north Vancouver in Stanley Park and way to some other parks.
Lions Gate Bridge is one of the most treasured historical landmarks of Vancouver. The suspension bridge connects downtown Vancouver city with its mountain-filled sibling - North Vancouver and is a piece of true architecture art. The view of the Lions Gate Bridge from both under - at the Seawall trail and above - at Prospect point are equally as gorgeous and breathtaking. The bridge is constructed with reversible lanes which accommodates for traffic patterns. The drive across the bridge offers an absolutely beautiful view of the ocean and the two cities.