- The Burrard Inlet is a sizable body of water, and the engineers behind the Lions Gate Bridge had to come up with some clever solutions to make it happen.
- For a visual display of traffic back-ups approaching downtown Vancouver from Taylor Way, Marine Drive, Lions Gate Bridge, and the Stanley Park causeway click on...
- For the Lions Gate Bridge, the engineers decided instead to place strips of steel in a grid pattern into which concrete was poured.
- How do you walk across the Lions Gate Bridge? Rather than just look at the bridge, you can walk over the bridge and get terrific views of Vancouver.
- The first photo opp is from the walkway on the Lions Gate, at about the middle of the bridge and looking to the left towards the Seawall.
- Begin your tour at False Creek and set off on your adventure. Pass by Granville Island, Stanley Park, the Lions Gate Bridge, and English Bay.
- We toured Stanley park then went to see the Lion's Gate bridge. It's a long day if you don't have an ebike. The ebike makes it fun and adventurous.
- Just one month after the opening, someone jumped from the bridge. On December 16th, Oscar Erickson leapt from the Lions Gate Bridge “just for the Devil of it.”
- View of the Lions' Gate Bridge and Vancouver from West Vancouver. In 2000 and 2001, the main bridge deck was replaced.
- The map on the left displays current traffic back-ups approaching downtown Vancouver from Taylor Way, Marine Drive, Lions Gate Bridge, and the Stanley Park...