Top Bridge Crossing
N 49° 17.870 W 124° 15.984
10U E 407926 N 5461336
A new pedestrian suspension bridge built March to August 2007. Opened during BC Rivers day, September 30th, 2007
Waymark Code: WM2N70
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Date Posted: 11/24/2007
Views: 64
The bridge was built for the Regional District of Nanaimo as part of their trail system through out the district and continues the trail from Rathtrevor Beach Provincial park . The bridge was built at the location of the original 19th century bridge crossing of the Englishman River.
This place of the river is a very popular swimming hole during the summer. The bridge is 81 meters long and is made up of 2 40.6 meter spans and can be accessed from either Chattell or Allsbrook Roads.
Visit Instructions:
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