Waco Suspension Bridge

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The Waco Suspension Bridge is a picture perfect location for a proposal or pictures with your sweetheart. This gorgeous bridge over the Brazos River links Indian Spring Park and Doris D. Miller Park. The Waco Suspension Bridge is Texas’s oldest, still standing suspension bridge. Just like your love, this bridge has withstood the test of time.

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Waco Suspension Bridge

4.7

Based on 2562 reviews

Dave Gardner

1 year ago

This is a beautiful view even in the rain the day we went!

Scot Sample

1 year ago

Went early morning Saturday. Not very many people around which made for a peaceful morning. Avoided the restroom area as there were several people who appear to call that area home.

M Shannon

1 year ago

Beautiful and well maintained bridge.

Jenn Pack

1 year ago

Susilo Suprobo

2 years ago

Always take my visitors here

MS Beach Girl

2 years ago

Beautiful area to do some walking and learn about some history!

Belinda Jones

2 years ago

Heather Elizabeth Andrews

2 years ago

Linda Moore

2 years ago

We had great time together taking pictures and chatting loved it

Uncle Bubba

2 years ago

It was great. I absolutely loved it

Jill Mazzella

2 years ago

JustaSqueeze

2 years ago

Very cool price of history in Waco I didn’t notice, it’s a lot older than I thought. Very nice area to walk in even at night, there were quite a few people there, also very well lit

Aum Pandya

2 years ago

10/10 would throw tortilla again

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Wry nice with good views.

Armando Rodriguez

2 years ago

A beautiful bridge with rich history. We had a great stroll on the bridge, and around it. The area has restrooms which allows enjoying the bridge and area as long as you want.

Jeff Schmidt

2 years ago

A neat old piece of Texas history that has recently been renovated by the city of Waco. It was a toll bridge for years when first built over a hundred years ago.
A businessman then bought it and gave it to the city of Waco.

Holly Wood

2 years ago

This bridge is beautifully restored, has great views of the river and surrounding grounds, and even offers a little bit of history if you take the time to read the placards. A beautiful addition to the Riverwalk. My little ones thought it was cool that it was just for walkers and that no cars could cross. Plenty of great photo ops with the Alico building in the background.

Nishesh Singh

2 years ago

a place for all season. I always end up here at least once a week. The breeze, people, the ducks....... and especially photography. There is so much to love about this place. Great place to exercise, bring out of town visitors or take graduation/engagement photos. I love sunset watching from the bridge. It's 5 mins walk away from downtown and I have never have had trouble finding a parking. What a great piece of Texas history.

Caleb Lack

2 years ago

very beautifully restored bridge. love fishing there feeding the ducks and just overall a good place to bring the family for a nice walk. events and more it's also surrounded by lots of local restaurants and fun things to do as it is literally right downtown.

Gayathri Iyer

2 years ago

This bridge is awesome. The views are so beautiful and it feels good to walk on the bridge. Me and my husband went for walks on the bridge and back through another bridge next to it. They also have a beautiful trail down the bridge that has amazing views and is so peaceful to walk. Glad we decided to stop by . They also have beautiful sculptures of Longhorns that are so artistic.

David Bailey

2 years ago

Such a cool piece of history. Bridge built in 1870 and updated and maintained by Waco. Cool sculptures as you enter with markers and a great smooth place to walk. Even works for those with walkers or wheelchairs. It's a great place for visitors and locals to hang out and enjoy the sights.