Tacoma Narrows Bridge - (WA)

5 /5 R. Scherer: Im rating this bridge and area based on it history. I had the pleasure of bringing my kids across the second Tacoma Narrows Bridge nicknamed Sturdy Gertie when they still used wind socks and flashing lights to warn you of the dangerous winds after the first bridge, Galloping Gertie was ripped apart during 40-mile per hour winds, leaving parts of it in the 200 depths of the torrential currents below. Theres a story of a Giant Pacific Octopus nicknamed Gertie living amongst the wreckage of Galloping Gertie in the waters below the 2nd bridge. My kids had just watched a historical documentary movie their great uncle had on Galloping Gertie, and they complained the whole way across that it was going to fall! Now, with the new suspension bridge, there are tolls, how times have changed.

5 /5 Juliann Allen-McBride: Traveling this bridge several times a month, paying less via Good To Go, is my preference. The everchanging view and weather adds to the adventure. Ready your phone camera prior to crossing so my passenger never misses an opportunity. Once across, there may be a giant flag waving and - THE mountain.

5 /5 Ashley Brougham: Loved every minute of this!! Walked it with a smile and with such glee! Its cold when youre on it with that magnificent breeze! I went during the end of April, and it led me to the War Memorial Park on the otherside!

5 /5 Kristina: Beautiful walk on a clear day.. views are amazing