Twin Falls Bridge
Sturdy wooden footbridge over a pair of forest waterfalls, popular for swimming despite a deadly current below.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Twin Falls Bridge in Vancouver's North Shore forest opens with a sign nailed near the crossing recording decades of drownings in the calm pool below, despite currents rescuers describe as strong enough to pin a swimmer against the rocks. It follows a group of friends cliff-jumping here in July 2024, including a twenty-one-year-old who couldn't swim and had never jumped before. Stay on the bridge itself and look down at the twin cascades feeding the pool below.
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