One of the most widely photographed spots in western Canada is Vancouver’s Capilano Suspension Bridge. Standing 460 feet long and 230 feet high above the Capilano River, the suspension bridge was originally crafted with hemp ropes and cedar planks and has since been replaced with a wire cable bridge. Paying tribute to the original cedar planks of this bridge and the majestic douglas fir trees that surround it, this Capilano floor has a smooth, nearly natural finish with rich brown tones to warm any room.