Suggestions for Bridge near Brightwood, Washington

Monica W. • June 4, 2012The light here is too short

Chris M. • August 10, 2011Checking out where Lincoln was ambushed during Civil War. Great place to chill on beautiful day like today!

Richard S. • October 15, 2019Easy to walk on with the barrier separating the traffic.

Yuri B. • May 23, 2014Just stunningly charming!

Asha-Cattette S. • August 13, 2013Traffic and the drivers suck

Joseph Q. • January 19, 2014I grew up on 12th street and loved the smell of fresh baked bread coming from ottenburg bakery

Ching • March 18, 2013It's a one-lane bridge. If there's a car coming towards you, play chicken and see who blinks first.

Andria D. • May 19, 2014Good art work hand woodven my children in the area.

Markus T. • December 3, 2015A very nice bridge and a good route to jog through.

Andria D. • November 9, 2012Don't be afraid when walking on the bridge it moves when heavy trucks or traffic is passing.

Sherman D. • September 25, 2017I love bridges. When I see them I'm reminded, it is the space inbetween.. that's is what really counts. "The wise musicians are those who play what they can master." Duke Ellington

DC Preservation League • July 25, 2011Bridge was built in 1908 by architects Geore S. Morrison and Edward Pearce Casey, with lion sculptors crafted by Roland Hinton Perry.

RevFranke F. • April 14, 2013Amazing bridge - design is awesome

Dave L. • August 30, 2018Enjoyed walking across this awesome and historic bridge many times By The Way.

Dave L. • November 15, 2017The sidewalk on the downtown side of the bridge is not connected to any trails on the Virginia side:(

M F. • November 20, 2010it's a fun place to hike and paddle. under the bridge just like the red hot chili peppers song

Dewana M. • October 29, 2017You can walk across bridge from Arlington Cemetery area towards The Lincoln Memorial & War memorials (Vietnam & Korean War)

Michael C. • July 29, 2013Great way to make your way into DC on a bike - trail runs parallel to the bridge. You can take stairs down to Ohio Drive to access the National Mall.

Jake S. • May 19, 2014George Mason was one of the original delegates to the Second Continental Congress.