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Best Bridges in Canada
Top Rated Bridges
Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridge
Siffleur Falls Trailhead bridge
Plymbridge Bridge
Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridge
Siffleur Falls Trailhead bridge
Cline River Bridge
Overlook Bridge
Mill Creek Bridge
Chittenden Bridge
Galloping Goose Regional Trail Trans Canada Highway Overpass
Campbell Bridge
Clover Bar Foot Bridge
Top Reviewed Bridges
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Scenic Caves Suspension Bridge
Marina Bridge over Beaver River
Centre Island Bridge
Old Eastern Ave Bridge
Dufferin St Bridge
Humber Bay Arch Bridge
Pedestrian bridge
James Macdonald Bridge
Duggan Bridge
Strathcona Science Park Pedestrian Bridge
Portage Bridge
Reviews
This bridge is worth the walk on your trip if you want to see everything. I highly recommend going at sunset
The Humber Arch Bridge in Toronto is a marvel of engineering, seamlessly blending functionality with aesthetics. Spanning the Humber River, its elegant arch design provides a picturesque backdrop for pedestrians and cyclists. Sheldon Lookout, located nearby, offers breathtaking views of the cityscape and the bridge.
Probably the most obvious or even iconic bridge over the Humber River from the Gardiner Expressway or Lakeshore. The white arch span with white vertical supports is almost a pretty design. The path for both bicycles and walkers is NOT separated so be careful. Views of the Toronto downtown skyline are visible in the distance.
Loved to walk it in the winter
Its architectural elegance complements the natural beauty of the lake, creating a stunning backdrop that never fails to captivate. Whether it's dawn, dusk, or the sparkling lights at night, each moment offers a unique and mesmerizing scene. Living with such an iconic view adds a touch of magic to everyday life. Truly, the bridge next to Toronto Lake is a masterpiece that enhances the overall charm of this exceptional location."
Unbelievable experience, my heart was beating every second of it
If you are a bc resident you will get a yearly pass with a purchase of a day pass, the staff is very helpful and friendly, nature is amazing with lots of places to explore. You going to be so impressed if you like heights. There are great snacks and a local restaurant for you to fuel up also, make sure you wear comfortable clothes and takes a lot of picture because you’re going to be walking around and being amazed for a couple hours , I believe tickets are fair prices compare to the hours that you spend in there and attraction You visit I was hoping to see a bear but unfortunately I wasn’t able to see one which is good you know that you will be safe. Food price is reasonable but not cheap like another attraction places we go, great get away for some fresh air and nature healing, kid friendly and safe but watching kids are necessary
If you are a bc resident you will get a yearly pass with a purchase of a day pass, the staff is very helpful and friendly, nature is amazing with lots of places to explore. You going to be so impressed if you like heights. There are great snacks and a local restaurant for you to fuel up also, make sure you wear comfortable clothes and takes a lot of picture because you’re going to be walking around and being amazed for a couple hours , I believe tickets are fair prices compare to the hours that you spend in there and attraction You visit I was hoping to see a bear but unfortunately I wasn’t able to see one which is good you know that you will be safe. Food price is reasonable but not cheap like another attraction places we go, great get away for some fresh air and nature healing, kid friendly and safe but watching kids are necessary
The most wonderful experience to visit this park. The scenery is spectacular. Grab a coffee and walk among the trees and enjoy the sounds and smells of nature. Walk over the suspension bridge if you have a head for heights and it’s a bit wobbly. You can take the walkway up among the trees and come close to the birds. A must when you visit Vancouver
Visiting this place on Halloween was like stepping into a magical wonderland. The enchanting lighting transformed it into a fantasy realm, making every corner feel surreal and captivating. It was a truly mesmerizing experience, and I couldn't help but feel like I'd entered a world of dreams. The attention to detail and the creativity in the decorations were outstanding. It was a Halloween night I'll never forget, filled with enchantment and wonder. A truly spellbinding experience!
This was my first time actually going to this attraction, if you are a BC resident that is local I'd highly recommend the annual pass since it's the same price as a day pass. It was a beautiful day to go as we were lucky with the weather, it was a little cold but not rainy. We took about 2 hours exploring all there is to offer. Some highlights were the live owl and its handler educating the crowd and a wild juvenile bald eagle. The suspension bridge actually swings a lot more than I expected it to so your experience may vary depending and size, weight and amount of people out on the bridge. The tree top walkways are narrow with each base being large enough for at least a dozen people to stand. Felt like an ewok out of starwars.. Pretty cool. Of course since we came here during Halloween season it's decorated up with some spooky things. Some adventure challenge maps for the kids to do and at the end they can spin a wheel for a treat. The Cliff walk was really cool and all in all we had a good adventure. With the annual pass we will return for Christmas season and as many times as we can to get maximum value out of the passes. There is a on site restaurant and gift shop as well as an ice cream shop none of which we bought from on this visit. Maybe next time. One thing to note is that parking can fill up and it was a little over $8 for the maximum 3 hours but it's automatically 3 hours even if you select 1 hour. They encourage reservations online but it didn't seem to matter. You can purchase passes on site and you can also upgrade day passes to annual passes before you exit. Lots of great photo ops throughout. One word of caution.... If you are scared of heights or stairs this one isn't for you.
What a great place! This was our second stop on our tour from Westcoast sightseeing tours. The main attraction is the suspension bridge, but there’s so much more. Walking trails, high top cliffwalk, kids scavenger hunt, snack bar, educational wildlife talks, restaurant and souvenir shop. The staff are friendly and welcoming. The food and the snacks are reasonably priced and delicious. And not to mention, the awesome sights throughout the park. There’s lots of free parking in front and across the street. And is very easy to find from the main road. Recommend!
Worth the price?? Maybe.… the caves is a must visit. The rest is quite similar to other free trails.
I used to see the bridge from Gardiner and always looked beautiful. Eventually walked on it for the first time. Nice view of the lake. The trail that leads to the bridge provides a very pleasant walking experience. Parking lot is only 4-5 minute walk from the bridge.
Worth hiking for the fantastic view… must visit place… be sure not to carry strollers as it’s not allowed after certain point also don’t forget to wear sports shoes…. Most importantly if you are someone who like to buy souvenirs then do reach back before 6 pm.
What a place to relax. If you r around Toronto must visit this place. Good picnic spot too. For bike people it has a great route to bike. 😍
A fun and unique perspective and experience crossing a suspension bridge over a mountain river and then walking the treetop adventure and cliff walk. Some stairs so need to be mobile, but 70 year old parents did the tree top walk with rests. Easy for kids but not really stroller accessible. Easy access to bathrooms, multiple cafes, informational displays to educate about the rain forest and animals who live there. Gift shop onsite with West coast gifts on hand. Go early in morning for a fuller experience and less crowds. Highly recommend!!
Beautiful trails and views specially these days with the fall colours. There is a short hike (downhill + uphill + stairs) from the main entrance to the suspension bridge.
The trail to the caves was also absolutely gorgeous. The rocks were a bit slippery at the caves since it was raining but there were hand rails which made it easier.
The trail to the caves was also absolutely gorgeous. The rocks were a bit slippery at the caves since it was raining but there were hand rails which made it easier.
Absolutely beautiful outdoor excursion. Had an amazing time walking through the uniquely built suspended walkways. The staff was kind and helpful when my group was asking questions. Beautiful exhibits of First Nation history, supplies, and tools. Good food and cute little gift shop that is decorated with a warm log-cabin feeling.
Recommended beautiful attractions by the lake in Toronto. There is a history of early Indians and immigrants doing fur business here, as well as the famous Sunny Side Beach. Before the railway development at the beginning of the last century, this was a famous park that attracted a large number of Canadians from the surrounding area to come for leisure every holiday.
This is such a fun and must-see place to go! Even when it's a little wet, it's a lot of fun. There is food available there, you can easily spend a half-day exploring the different levels of this park. With lots of rest areas, it's a moderate climb, but still totally doable if you're working on your fitness journey.
I definitely recommend going earlier, before 11am as it definitely starts to get busy after that. I really appreciated the free, year-round shuttle, it really sold me on visiting.
I definitely recommend going earlier, before 11am as it definitely starts to get busy after that. I really appreciated the free, year-round shuttle, it really sold me on visiting.
Beautiful bridge. Green P parking around the area. 3.65 an hour I found so far. Beautiful to hang and walk around. There’s rocks and ledges to stand around. Some chairs.
Wonderful spot to take a walk along the beach and enjoy the amazing view over the Ontario Lake and the the city of Toronto.
The bridge has such a fabulous architecture and shape that it stand for itself as a beautiful attraction. I enjoyed my walk and the ambiance at the sunset on the bridge.
The bridge has such a fabulous architecture and shape that it stand for itself as a beautiful attraction. I enjoyed my walk and the ambiance at the sunset on the bridge.
Beautiful and peaceful.
Very nice, well maintained hiking trails with lots of beautiful scenery and well groomed park with nice little souvenir shop.
It is a beautiful place to stay and had good time with your family and friends 👍👍👍
Nice bridge.
Amazing view from the Bridge 🌉 It’s worth a visit during stay at BlueMountain.
Puente con una arquitectura hermosa. Bastante ancho y con muy buenas vistas. Los fines de semana de verano es muy transitado.
This place has great views , but it to much pricy for a trail park , you pay $29 for hike and there no such extra activities you can do around
Nice to visit at least once. Suspension bridge was nice, the natural cave and rocks were very cool to see. Not recommended if you have poor mobility. Ok for small kids. You can pack a picnic. We got soft serve ice cream at the end, not shown here: there’s a cool kids playground and a kids train at no extra cost. Price was a bit on the high side, but worth the visit. MUST HAVE PROPER FOOT WEAR! Runners or hiking shoes.
Meh
One of Edmonton's many gems. Great to walk across while visiting Buenavista Park, for a real Buenavista
Sehr hübsche Brücke…am besten rüber laufen, nach rechts Abbiegen und den Blick auf die Brücke und die Spiegelungen im Wasser genießen.
I used to be afraid of bridges, but I got over it
Excellent bridge. I was successfully able to cross Ottawa River on it. It has a nice view of both banks.
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I've always wanted to experience this mysterious bridge coming from nowhere leading to nowhere and I finally did! I highly recommend checking out the entire area before it gets all gentrified!
A big, dumb urban freeway that blasts through the river valley right into the center of the city. Surely there’s a better use for land than this.
They destroyed it :(
Busy but convenient crossing into Gatineau . Easy access and safe fir cycling as well
Love it
Needs mote lights
Nostalgia, last time I crossed this bridge on foot was 1992.
Crossed it again, remembered the good times
Crossed it again, remembered the good times
This bridge and arch were the original entrance to the CNE before the princess gates opened. The arch was rebuilt 3 times.
I have mixed feelings about the entire experience at scenic caves. The views are good, however the pricing is. Kt reasonable. They call infants as toddlers and 3 year old kids as youth. Most tourist places don't charge till 5 or 7 years of age (some keep the limit higher). Overall if you are 5-6 people in a family you are spending 150$ and beyond for just scenic views and hiking in the gorge, which in my view is not justified. But it's a private place so they need to make money also, which needs higher pricing for everyone in the group. There are other suspension bridges you can visit for free or lower price.
Riding through history
mesmerized by the beauty of thr place. Good to bring the kids and family for a 1 day trip to enjoy rides and lake views.
Fenced off. No access. Cannot cross.
Great view of Ottawa and Gatineau on the bridge. My favorite route: Parliament Hill -> Supreme Court -> Portage bridge -> History Museum -> NAC. Lots of things to watch along the route.
It is a very wide and beautiful bridge that borders the two provinces of Ontario, Quebec and has a wonderful view of the historic buildings of Ottawa.
Good bridge.
Went for a tour.
It's slated for demolition sometime in 2022. So, visit now, if you can. Be careful as the bridge is not very safe and formally off the limits ro the public.
Cool little spot to look over the Don River. Nice bit of history.
A gorgeous bridge connects the Centre Island
i really love it
Beautiful spot to walk or bike while on the Toronto trails
It will be a new bridge in a couple of years, just stopped by to see what was happening
Good destination for a good walk. Can come up out of the river valley underneath the bridge then walk a couple of blocks and walk on the bridge....good views of the new Walterdale Bridge and downtown Edmonton.
This is my favourite bridge!🔥🌉🏙
Nice downtown bike path
Excellent footbridge across the North Saskatchewan River from Rundle park to the Strathcona Science park. Scenic views of Rundle park and the river valley.
So much prettier than I expected
Nice bridge. Bike lane and pedestrian walk way. A nice view of the back of Parliament Hill.
The best way to access downtown Edmonton from the east. Can be extremely busy during weekday rush hours. Do check out the recently completed murals adjacent to the paved river valley path crossing underneath the west side of the bridge if you aren't driving.
Formerly carried King Street across Don River but cut off by Don Valley Parkway. Each end of the steel truss bridge is fenced off to discourage tresspassing. Smaller bridge next to it carries utilities.
很老式、陈旧的金属桥梁。桥头的拱桥（Dufferin Gate Loop）非常漂亮。
Very busy bridge, with separate bike lanes. View is quite good from here.
Beautiful site for all seasons.
Pass on LRT on my way downtown. One of the best views in the city