21 Things to Know About the Golden Skybridge +COMPLETE Guide

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If you love thrilling activities and the great outdoors, visiting the Golden Skybridge is an essential addition to your itinerary. You’re probably thinking, “How can a bridge be thrilling?”. Well, as Canada’s highest suspension bridge that stretches 492 feet (150 meters) from cliff to cliff, and hangs 426 feet (130 meters) in the air, it’s impressive enough to make any adrenaline junkie’s stomach drop!

Despite its small size, Golden is one of the best places to visit in BC! It boasts stunning views of the Canadian Rockies and outdoor adventure, and we always love exploring the quaint town itself. The Golden Skybridge is the crown jewel of this area, as it’s more than just a suspension bridge – it’s an entire adventure park.

So, if you’re wondering if the Golden Skybridge is worth visiting, our personal answer would be an overwhelming “yes!” But before you go, there are a few things to know to ensure you have the best time possible. This guide has everything you need to know before visiting the Golden Skybridge – from where to buy tickets to the best time to go!

1. About the Golden Skybridge

The Golden Skybridge is located in Golden, a small British Columbian town of only about 4,000 people in southeastern BC. This Rocky Mountain town has a golden location (see what I did there), being in the middle of six stunning Canadian National Parks. As such, both the town of Golden and the Skybridge are some of the best places to visit in British Columbia.

The Golden Skybridge is Canada’s tallest suspension bridge and a relatively new attraction (it opened in spring 2021). While the bridges use modern engineering, the surrounding nature feels untouched. The Skybridge is right in the Columbia Valley, with amazing views of the mountains, and being suspended above it at such incredible heights takes your experience to the next level!

But the Golden Skybridge isn’t just a bridge – it’s an entire adventure park. There are two suspension bridges, a kids’ play park, a roller coaster, a climbing wall, and activities from ziplining to axe throwing. While it’s great for families, all ages can have a fantastic time – I know we had a blast!

We had a great time when we last visited the Golden Skybridge, and we want you to as well. So, keep reading for all the info you should know before you go!

2. Is the Golden Skybridge worth it?

In short, yes! We had a great time at the Golden Skybridge and recommend the experience to anyone passing through the area. If you are driving between Banff and Revelstoke it is a perfect mid-way pit stop to get out of the car and stretch you legs with an incredible view.

We had a lot of fun here and noticed a wide range of ages enjoying the experience. The admission tickets are affordable, which adds to its overall value. While some of the additional attractions were unavailable when we visited, we still had a fantastic time. If you opt for a combo experience of ziplining and rock climbing, I think it would be even better!

Related Read: Although the Golden Skybridge is only available in warmer months, this town is still worth visiting in the winter. Read about the best things to do in Golden during the winter!

3. Where is the Golden Skybridge?

The Golden Skybridge is located in the town of Golden, right in the Columbia Valley and surrounded by mountains.

Golden is one of my favorite stops on a road trip, as its location is smack dab in the middle of national park territory. I’ve stopped in Golden to break up the drive from Edmonton to Kelowna or from Vancouver to Calgary, and besides the Skybridge, this is a great hub for adventure activity.

You can find the Golden Skybridge just a 5 km (3 mile) drive from downtown. So whether you’re staying in Golden or just passing through, this is an easy activity to add to the agenda. Just take a 2-minute detour off TransCanada Highway 1, and head up Golden Donald Upper Road to reach the Skybridge entrance.

There’s lots of parking on site for both cars and large RVs, making the Skybridge accessible to all travelers.

It also makes a fun day trip from nearby cities. If you’re staying in Revelstoke, BC, it’ll take about 2-hours to drive the 149 km (93 miles) to the Golden Skybridge. If you’re driving from Banff to Golden, it’s a 137 km (85 mile) drive which also takes around 2 hours.  

Related Read: The Skybridge makes a wonderful road trip destination! Check out our road trip stops between Vancouver and Golden, BC, or the best stops between Calgary and Golden.

4. What tickets are available and how much does the Golden Skybridge cost?

The price for the Golden Skybridge varies based on whether you plan to do any of the additional activities available on-site. There are 5 packages available: General Admission, Adventure Pass, Golden Hour General Admission, and Golden Hour Adventure Pass, and the Early Riser Adventure Pass.

General Admission (Bridge Pass)

The basic general admission, also called the Bridge Pass, includes entrance to the two suspension bridges, the Canyon Ridge walking trails, and the kids’ play park. 

If this is what you’re looking for, you can buy your Golden Skybridge tickets online beforehand. The cost is $52 CAD for adults and $40 CAD for children (6-15 years), and kids under 6 are free.

We love booking our tickets with Viator ahead of time, as it saves you time at the Skybridge (which can get pretty busy during the weekend and summer!).

Just to let you know, admission tickets are valid for one entry only, and there are no re-entries into the park. If you need to leave and return for any reason, you must purchase a new ticket, so be sure to bring everything you need!

You can book general admission to the Golden Skybridge here!

Adventure Pass

If you would like to do the Sky Zipline, ride the Rail Rider Mountain Coaster, try axe throwing, take on the Canyon Edge challenge course, or try the climbing wall, you will need to pay extra.

The Adventure Pass includes access to all of these activities as well as admission to the suspension bridges for $94 CAD for adults and $84 CAD for kids. 

This option can be purchased directly on the Golden Skybridge site. Bear in mind that you’ll need to choose an entry time for the Adventure Pass when booking. So while you get to do more, you’ll have less flexibility when planning.

Golden Hour General Admission and Adventure Pass

With Golden Hour tickets, you can enter the park after 6 pm between June 24 – September 4 and on weekends after 6 pm only from September 5 – October 9.

Due to the shorter time in the park, these tickets are discounted. General Admission costs $32 CAD per adult and $20 per child, while the Adventure Pass costs $64 CAD for adults and $56 for kids. You can purchase these tickets through the Golden Skybridge website.

NEW Early Riser Adventure Pass

We got the inside scoop that the Golden Skybridge is creating a new Early Riser Adventure Pass! This info isn’t announced on their website yet – so you get the first pick at this new activity.

If you arrive by 9 am, you’ll get UNLIMITED access to all five of the Adventure Pass activities until 11 am. That’s two hours of nonstop fun on the Sky Zipline, Railrider Mountain Coaster, Canyon Edge Challenge Course, Axe throwing, and the climbing wall. Honestly, I couldn’t pass up this deal, and you’ll beat the heat and crowds by arriving early.

This pass is only valid from June 23 to September 2, so if you’re planning your trip around then, be sure to come by the Golden Skybridge early!

5. Do you need to purchase tickets in advance?

While you can purchase same-day tickets, the Skybridge gets really busy, particularly in peak summer months. I highly recommend booking your tickets ahead of time to secure your spot.

You have to select your entry time with the adventure passes, so it’s best to book those beforehand so your preferred time slot isn’t full! Even with general admission tickets, I always prefer to purchase admission tickets in advance so I don’t have to spend time waiting in the queue and can simply jump into the adventure.

6. When is the best time to visit the Golden Skybridge?

The best time to visit the Golden Skybridge is on a clear day when you’ll have the best visibility to see the area’s beauty. The park is only open seasonally between mid-May and mid-October, and it’s one of our favorite things to do in Golden in summer!

If you want to avoid crowds, the best time would be in the spring or fall months when tourism is significantly lower. Visiting in early June or September, and planning your trip for a weekday rather than a weekend, will give you the best chance of avoiding crowds. 

One of my favorite times to visit is during golden hour. Starting June 24th, you benefit from discounted admission rates if entering after 6 pm. Especially if you are a photographer, this is the best time to see the valley with a romantic glow from the sunset.

While I recommend carving out at least 2 hours to explore the area, be sure to note that the last entrance is 30 minutes before closing, which is between 6 pm – 8 pm (depending on the day and time of year). If you’re planning to visit late in the day, check the Golden Skybridge’s online schedule for closing times.  

Related Read: If photography is your thing, check out the most Instagrammable places in nearby Banff National Park!

7. When is the Golden Skybridge open?

The Golden Skybridge is a great activity for warmer weather and clear days. Opening mid-May to mid-October, the hours vary based on the time of year you visit.

• May 4 to June 22 – Open from 10 am – 6 pm on weekdays and until 8 pm on weekends.

• June 23 to September 2 – Sunday to Friday 8 am – 8 pm and Saturdays until 9 pm.

• September 3 to October 14 – Open from 10 am – 6 pm on weekdays and until 8 pm on weekends.

Be sure to check the final entry times of the day so you can have enough time to see everything! You can find all the information on their website here.

8. What are the highlights at the Golden Skybridge?

Honestly, I had so much more fun at the Golden Skybridge than I expected! The Skybridge was certainly the stand-out, but as I said earlier, there is more than meets the eye here. Here’s what made this experience worthwhile:

The forest walk

Included in the price of your entry, you’ll get access to the suspension bridges found along a one-way forest walk. The forest walk is a total of 3 km (1.8 miles) on a one-way route across bridges and through lush forests. This walk is relatively easy but does require navigating a forest trail with stumps and uneven terrain. There are multiple viewpoints along the way to take in all the beautiful vistas. 

While this is a one-way forest loop, you can do it as many times as needed to soak in all the sights. Before you cross the suspension bridges, you’ll see a Treetop Village Play Park. This is an excellent place for kids to play and is included in the general admission price. 

The forest walk boasts all of British Columbia’s beautiful outdoors, I never tire of it and I grew up around here!

The view from the bridges

The best reason to visit these stunning bridges is to see the rugged outback views.

To get these kinds of wilderness vistas in other parts of the Rocky Mountains, you’d have to hike far into the outback, which could take some time and energy.

But at the Golden Skybridge, you’ll be treated to gorgeous mountain views looking at both the Rocky and Purcell Mountain ranges. You’ll also have an impressive 200-foot (61-meter) waterfall view and will cross over Hospital Creek on a suspension bridge.

The suspension bridges

I love a good suspension bridge and at this park, you get to enjoy two which are both found along the forest walk loop.

The first suspension bridge is the longest and highest, sitting at 426 feet (130 meters) high and 492 feet (150 meters) long. The second suspension bridge isn’t quite as elevated, sitting at 262 feet (80 meters) high but a similar length at 460 feet (140 meters) long. They are both impressive, and the second one might be better for those who are afraid of heights!

Both bridges deliver stunning views of the canyon. When I crossed them, I also got a rush while looking down and feeling the bridges sway below my feet. It’s a little scary but completely safe!

9. What are the other things to do at the Golden Skybridge?

There is much more than just suspension bridges available in this park. If you’re looking to do more activities, I recommend purchasing an Adventure Pass. It’ll save you money and allow you access to all the additional activities in the park.

Be sure to note that this pass requires you to book an arrival time when purchasing. Unfortunately, when we visited, these additional activities weren’t open so we couldn’t participate but they looked like a lot of fun!

Alternatively, you can purchase individual experiences if you’re really keen on one activity. A coaster pass includes extra rides on the Railrider Mountain Coaster and the suspension bridges, or you can book additional canyon swings – either tandem or solo!

Canyon Swing

One of the newest experiences, this one isn’t for anyone afraid of heights! But luckily, you can share the fun (or fear!) with a buddy since two people fit on this swing! You’ll swing right over the canyon edge and go back and forth like a pendulum over some incredible views.

The canyon swing was built with custom pieces ordered from New Zealand and it’s definitely on my list to try next time I’m back here!

Canyon Edge Challenge Course

This is a treetop rope course where you can challenge your agility skills 40 feet (12 meters) above the ground. There are three different route options depending on the difficulty level you’re looking for. You’ll be harnessed in as you navigate across the various obstacles in the air. This course is designed to test both your nerves and your balance – a true test of agility under pressure! 

To participate in the Canyon Edge Challenge Course, you must be at least 6 years old. The harnesses have height and weight restrictions requiring you to be between 60-250 lbs (27-113 kg), and at least 5 ft 1 in (158 cm) with your fingertips stretched overhead. 

Sky Zipline

If you’re looking to enjoy the beautiful aerial views, you can take on the 1,000-foot (305-meter) zipline, which is suspended 500 feet (152 meters) above the canyon floor. I love ziplining so I was really disappointed we couldn’t do it as it looked like it was so much fun and the views would be incredible.

I also love that there are four lines side by side. If it’s open, you should definitely try it out with your friends, and zip down together! 

Zipliners must be at least 6 years old to ride and between 60-250 lbs (27-113 kg). With fingertips stretched overhead, the minimum height requirement is 5 ft 1 in (158 cm) to ensure a secure fit in the harness. 

Related Read: Golden isn’t the only place you can go ziplining! Read more about the top ziplining tours in Whistler, BC!

Axe throwing

Axe throwing is super popular, and we’re not surprised since it’s so much fun! You can practice your aim by tossing an axe at the wooden bullseye.

While we haven’t tried axe throwing here, it was a fun activity in Kelowna and Whistler, and let me tell you – it’s a good time! You’ll feel like a lumberjack as you release your energy and practice your aim.

The axe-throwing course is right beside the plaza. There are four lanes side-by-side, allowing you to challenge your friends and see who has the best throw. This activity is open to guests 16 years of age and older. 

Climbing wall

This 28-foot (8.5-meter) rock climbing wall blends into the wilderness. It’s designed to mimic natural rock features to give you practice for an authentic rock-climbing experience. You’ll find easy, medium, and challenging route options to suit all levels.

The climbing wall is in the middle of a viewing area, with room for six climbers to go at a time. You’ll be harnessed in with a belay system and helmet to keep you safe, but you will want to wear secure, closed-toed shoes.

Mountain Coaster

Inspired by the authentic railway history of the area, the RailRider Mountain Coaster is one of the most unique things to do in this park.

Similar to Revelstoke’s Pipe Mountain Coaster, you’ll travel 3,375 feet (1,029 meters) through this outdoor course, descending a total of 240 feet (73 meters) vertically down the mountain. The 5-minute ride has you soaring through the beautiful natural landscape. But don’t worry – you’ll be harnessed into a seat that typically holds one adult at a time (or one child and one adult) ensuring your safety the whole time.

The RailRider Mountain Coaster has a minimum age requirement of 3 years old, and you must be 3 feet (91 cm) tall to ride. Kids between 3-8 years old require an adult (16+) to ride with them. There are also weight and height restrictions, with a combined cart weight being 310 lbs (113 kg). The driver must also be at least 4 ft 4 inches tall (132 cm). 

10. How long and difficult is the walk on the Golden Skybridge?

You can expect a 3 km (1.9 mile) one-way loop around the suspension bridges. Each loop takes at least 40 minutes to walk. However, you’ll probably stop frequently to snap photos, adding to your time.

There is no limit on how many times you can make the loop, so if you’d like more from the experience, feel free to make the loop a second time!

The loop is relatively easy to complete in terms of exertion levels, but you’ll be walking through uneven forest terrain. As such, I recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

11. How long does it take to visit the Golden Skybridge?

You can easily spend half a day visiting the Golden Skybridge, depending on the activities you’re interested in.

If you’re only interested in the suspension bridge, I’d recommend carving out at least 1-2 hours for the experience. It’ll take much longer if you opt for the Adventure Pass and do all the additional activities here. There is also a restaurant on-site, the Village Grill, where you can spend some time fueling up for a great day. 

12. Who is the Golden Skybridge suitable for?

The Golden Skybridge is a great day trip for the whole family! When we visited, we saw all types of groups: friends, families, and couples.

There are no age restrictions to the Skybridge, in fact, kids 5 and under are free to enter. Not only that, there is a kids’ play place on-site that families can enjoy. It’s important to note that while the suspension bridges are family-friendly, there are age, height, and weight restrictions for some of the additional activities, such as the zipline and Canyon Edge Challenge Course. 

To access the suspension bridges, you’ll have to walk along a one-way 3 km (1.8 mile) forest trail, so you’ll need to be fit enough. The suspension bridges are up to 426 feet (130 meters) high, so they are not ideal for those with a fear of heights. If you are too scared of heights or worried about your physical ability, there are still many other great viewing areas in the park to enjoy (while safely on firm ground). 

13. How does the Golden Skybridge compare to other suspension bridges in BC?

British Columbia has an affinity for suspension bridges, it would seem! With dense forest and tons of hiking trails, suspension bridges provide unique vantage points and let you explore all over. You can find these bridges all over the province, but two of the most popular are right in Vancouver. 

You’ve likely heard of the Capilano Suspension Bridge and the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge, or have seen them on social media at least! 

The Capilano Suspension Bridge is the most similar to the Golden Skybridge. It has more of an adventure park feel including The Treetop Adventure and the Cliffwalk, both of which are high-thrilling activities, and it also hosts events. The Capilano Suspension Bridge is located in the forest, so while it’s amazing being up in the trees,  you definitely get better 360 views at the Golden Skybridge. 

The Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge is part of an extensive network of hiking trails through Lynn Canyon. You won’t find exhilarating roller coasters or canyon swings here, but instead, it’s a peaceful walk through the dense Vancouver forest. You can swim here, learn about the ecology of the forest, and even spot wildlife because it’s so tranquil! The best part is that Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge is completely free, whereas the other two can become quite pricey. 

All in all, each suspension bridge has its own feel, and all deserve a visit!

14. Facilities at the Golden Skybridge

The Golden Skybridge is an excellent activity for those looking to stretch their legs and enjoy a nice day outdoors. It’s the perfect stop if you’re driving between popular areas such as Banff and Revelstoke. There is a large parking lot on-site with plenty of parking, picnic benches, and an off-leash dog park. 

Once entering the park, there is a gift shop selling photos of the Skybridge and a restaurant called the Village Grill. You’ll also find a playground here so kids can get all their energy out. There are on-site toilets, many viewing areas, and benches around the park.

If you’re walking along the forest loop, there are also information boards that can be fun to read.

15. Events at the Golden Skybridge

Did you know that there are events hosted at the Golden Skybridge? Not only is this an adventure park, but the facilities are equipped to host all sorts of fun festivities.

Every Saturday night during the summer, the Golden Skybridge hosts live music in their Summer Concert Series – how fun! You can see local bands, have a bite to eat, grab a drink, and enjoy a beautiful BC summer night! Since this operates outside of normal admission hours, they have special prices and tickets during these events. You can check their event page to see if anything fun is happening when you’re there!

They also host a night market every second Friday during the summer. Head to the Skybridge to see local artisans and vendors, and enjoy the lively atmosphere with more live music! If you’re just visiting BC, this is a great way to get a feel for the local community. The night market runs from 6 pm to 9 pm, and you can check for updated dates on their Facebook page!

16. Is the Golden Skybridge safe?

The Golden Skybridge, like other popular BC suspension bridges such as the Capilano Suspension Bridge, is built with reinforced steel cables. The bridge has been engineered with safety at the forefront and is a perfectly safe activity that can be enjoyed by all ages.

Although you aren’t harnessed in, there are tall railings to hold onto as you cross. Just so you know, the bridge can get a bit slippery when wet.

As it is a suspension bridge, you should expect swaying as you cross. While this will certainly get your adrenaline pumping, the movement is very slight and not dangerous. Kids should walk across the bridge and not be held over the railings. 

17. Is the Golden Skybridge good for those afraid of heights?

Honestly, if you’re afraid of heights you probably won’t enjoy the Skybridge itself. As I said earlier, the bridge sways a bit when you cross, and although it’s completely safe, I can see it being frightening to those who don’t like heights. But if you’re willing to challenge your fears, it is totally worth it!

There are plenty of other fun things to do within the adventure park, so if overcoming your fear of heights isn’t on your list of resolutions for the year, there are plenty of other activities you will enjoy!

18. Is the Golden Skybridge pet friendly?

The Golden Skybridge is not pet friendly, with the exception of service animals. While the Skybridge isn’t safe for your pets, there is a great off-leash area for dogs next to the parking lot. 

19. Is the Golden Skybridge wheelchair friendly?

Unfortunately, as the Golden Skybridge will have you traveling through uneven forest terrain and on narrow suspension bridges, it is not fully accessible.

If you have a motorized wheelchair, the Canyon Trail, the Adventure Hub, the washrooms, and the Skybridge can be attempted but might be very challenging to navigate. Gravel and uneven terrain make it difficult to traverse in a wheelchair. 

20. What should you bring to the Golden Skybridge?

The Golden Skybridge is open rain or shine between May and early October. It’s important to look at the weather and dress accordingly. I recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes since the forest trail loop is 3 km (1.9 miles) in length. You’ll also need comfortable, closed-toed shoes if you plan to do extra activities, such as ziplining or rock climbing. 

When I visited, I wore comfy walking shoes and a light jacket (as pictured above), which was enough for a sunny day. However, as you’ll be in the mountains, I recommend bringing a sweater or wearing layers. If you find yourself here on a moody day, a rain jacket will come in handy.

And since this is a fun family activity, bring your camera to capture the moments!

21. Is the Golden Skybridge worth it?

In a word, yes! If you’re looking for some incredible views and a bit of adventure (and you’re not scared of heights!), this is it. It’s easy to get to and while the bridge is the star of the show, I love that there are so many other activities here so we didn’t feel like we had to rush off after we crossed the bridge.

Other Activities to do While You’re in Golden

Visiting the Golden Skybridge is just one of the many fun things you can do in Golden. So if you’re wondering what else to do, here are my suggestions!

• Whitewater rafting on the Kicking Horse River – This is such an adrenaline rush! With Grade 3-4 rapids, it’s one of the best rivers in Canada to go rafting and I recommend this full-day tour. For $204 CAD, you will get a 5-hour experience on the river including all your equipment, a buffet lunch, and an expert guide leading the way.

• Explore Glacier National Park – Golden is surrounded by six Canadian national parks and Glacier National Park is a must-visit! It includes Rogers Pass, which is famous as part of the original Canadian Pacific Railway route that connected Canada from coast-to-coast. There are also lots of hikes including the family-friendly Hemlock Grove Boardwalk, which is a series of boardwalks through beautiful old-growth forests.

• Day trip to Banff National Park – There are so many things to do in Banff – it is the most famous town in the Rockies for a reason! Banff town is very quaint with a lot of shops and restaurants to explore. The Banff Upper Hot Springs are absolutely iconic and should be a priority to visit! Another popular attraction is the gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain – the views are seriously epic!

• Visit the farmers’ market – Get a taste of the local community at the Golden Farmers Market! It’s full of vendors selling handicrafts and homemade wares. Additionally, you can purchase fresh produce, bread, meat, desserts, cheeses and so much more.

• Walk around downtown Golden – Don’t forget to explore the town itself! Downtown Golden is a quaint, historic-looking place to see. Start your exploration around 9th Avenue, which has a lot of shops, cafes, and restaurants to explore.

Where to Stay in Golden, BC

If you’re planning to visit the Golden Skybridge, the most convenient place to stay is in the town of Golden itself! Plus, there are plenty of other fun things to keep you entertained here.

Although it’s a small town, there are some great places to stay in Golden. Below, I’ll highlight my favorite options for all budgets.

Golden Acres Mountain Lodge – $$$

The Golden Acres Mountain Lodge is my favorite luxury choice. Located just outside of Golden town, it’s surrounded by nature and the perfect escape for anybody looking for a little R&R.

The rooms are best suited for couples, with king suites with private kitchenettes, a balcony, and a spa bath. There is an onsite sauna here too and hiking trails start directly from the property. The hosts are known for their hospitality, and make an excellent breakfast!

With prices starting at $325 CAD, this luxury accommodation is truly it. So if you want to experience the ultimate comfort in Golden, book your stay at the Golden Acres Mountain Lodge here!

The Cache Hotel and Lodgings – $$

The Cache Hotel and Lodgings is the perfect base to stay when exploring the area. It’s one of the most historic hotels in town, and is centrally located and tastefully updated with the latest conveniences and amenities.

All of the rooms have been newly remodeled and have free Wi-Fi, as well as coffee makers, mini-fridges, and windows that open to the stunning views of Golden. If you prefer a more modern take to the rooms, you can book the Deluxe Queen Rooms with a sofa bed, seating area, and extra storage room for all of your things!

Room rates start at $162 CAD per night. If you want something central and comfortable, book your stay at The Cache Hotel online here!

Rondo Motel – $

The Rondo Motel is a budget option located in downtown Golden surrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains. So whether you’re in your room or on the motel’s deck, you’ll be blown away by the stunning mountain views.

This motel also offers free Wi-Fi, free parking, and spacious air-conditioned suites. Select rooms feature a kitchenette with a microwave and fridge. While staying at Rondo Motel, you have access to various outdoor activities like kayaking and horse riding. There are fun waterside activities available exclusively on-site, as well. For guests who love exploring local cafes and restaurants, you will find a decent selection within walking distance of the motel.

A night in a Standard Queen Room with a view of the mountains starts at around $80 CAD – which we feel is a great price for the value! To take advantage of this deal, you can check availability and book online here.

Renting a Car in British Columbia

If you’re arriving in British Columbia via plane, then I can’t recommend getting a rental car enough. British Columbia is a large province, and traveling between the best places to visit in BC requires transport. Although you can use public transport on some occasions, this means your trip will not only require more time but more planning.

Car rental in Canada isn’t relatively cheap, but it’s not that expensive either, especially if you get a budget car. The cheapest car with a pick-up and drop-off in different locations is around $100 CAD per day. The price does vary though, depending on the time of year. For car rentals, I use the website Discover Cars. It’s a search engine with lots of deals with good customer service. In fact, I’ve used Discover Cars all over the world, including in Chile, New Zealand, and Australia. Read my honest review of Discover Cars here for more details!

Another popular option is to rent a campervan or motorhome (only for the brave in winter). Using Motorhome Republic, you can search hundreds of deals across multiple companies to pick a great vehicle and the cheapest price. Having a motorhome is a stunning way to see Canada and you can often camp for free or very cheap in the most beautiful places imaginable! Read my tips on using Motorhome Republic here before you book!

Thanks for reading! 

The Golden Skybridge is a great way to immerse yourself in all the natural beauty of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. We had such a great time visiting the park and highly recommend a visit to anyone looking for fun things to do in Golden, BC!

I hope this guide has helped answer all your questions about visiting the park. And if you’re traveling through more parts of the country, read my other blogs about Canada here! Thanks for reading, and we hope your time at the Skybridge is absolutely golden.  

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