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Banff Pedestrian Bridge
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Banff Pedestrian Bridge, also known as the Bow River Bridge, is a picturesque landmark located in the heart of Banff, Canada. This iconic bridge spans over the pristine Bow River and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and wildlife. The bridge is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, providing a serene place to take a stroll, enjoy the natural beauty, or even capture some stunning photographs.
While visiting the Banff Pedestrian Bridge, one can’t miss the opportunity to explore the nearby Banff National Park, Canada’s oldest national park known for its diverse wildlife and mesmerizing landscapes. Another must-see attraction is the Cave and Basin National Historic Site, which is just a short walk from the bridge. This site is the birthplace of Canada’s national park system and features an interactive museum and a naturally occurring, warm mineral springs inside a cave.
Plan your visit
- Wear comfortable shoes as the bridge is over 400 feet long and can be slippery in wet weather.
- Bring a camera for capturing stunning views of both sides of the Bow River and picturesque mountain scenery beyond.
- Be aware that there may be queues at either end during peak hours, so plan accordingly or come early to avoid disappointment.
- Use common sense when crossing the bridge - no running, pushing or littering; ensure children are supervised, and look out for bicyclists too!
- Visit from late afternoon/early evening to watch the sun go down - it’s simply breathtaking!
