Vancouver Land Bridge - Vancouver (WA)

5 /5 Cynthia Scott: This was my first time walking across the Vancouver Land Bridge. I found it to be quite interesting, to say the least! The Vancouver Land Bridge connects the Columbia River Waterfront to the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. The native history along the bridge is not only beautiful, but it is also fascinating. It is part of the Confluence Project. I wish I had taken more photos/videos, but there is next time. I will be more prepared to do so, especially knowing what I do now. Do come check out this rich piece of art and history! The architecture and design of this bridge are just stunning, making it a must-see!

5 /5 Morai Ball: Very Historical, unique, beautiful, interesting and inspiring Bridge. You can see freeway, train trails, small airplanes and a lot of cars. People love to walk and jog this Bridge. So many rest places. You can sit and rest. Even rainy day if you wear the rain jacket you can walk and jog. Sunshine day is perfect for me. I feel like meditation myself.

5 /5 Amberlynn Lane: Where nature, history, and place are the medium, this art you can walk through will fill up your senses. The sounds of city life, highways and trains, juxtaposed with native plant life and gentle curves mixed with historic stories of a long-lost city before colonization, field and fort, and modern city industry provide much to reflect on. In short, take this walk.

5 /5 Kevan Olhausen: This is a great place for a short walk and a chance to wander around a few historic places. The climb over the freeway is a slow and steady grade so it should be good for a variety of people.

4 /5 Barbara Bolich: Last winter we walked from the Fort side across, turned around just before the end. Plants were leafless, you could see quite a bit of the area. Late August, we walked from the river side up and over. It was very hot, little shade, and hard to see much. Its a lovely walk, but would prolly be more fun on a scooter or bike.