Kinsol Trestle, nestled in the heart of Vancouver Island, is a fun and picturesque spot on Vancouver Island. The opportunity to capture the Kinsol Trestle against the backdrop of towering forests would normally have been fairly straightforward. However, like many photographers know, nature can be as unpredictable as it is awe-inspiring, and my visit to Kinsol Trestle was no exception. The Allure of Kinsol Trestle The Kinsol Trestle is the largest timber trestle bridge in the world. It is an absolute gem for nature lovers, and photographers alike. Standing 44 metres (144 feet) above the ground, with a length of 187 meters (613 feet), it spans the Koksilah River and provides a sweeping panoramic view of the surrounding forest. The dense forest setting adds a mystical quality to the scene. The bridge’s weathered wood stands in stark contrast to the natural beauty of the landscape.