Posted in Massachusetts November 28, 2017 by

The Stomach-Dropping Suspended Bridge Walk You Can Only Find In Massachusetts

Editors Note: Since this article was originally published, the bridge at Frank Knowles-Little River Reserve has been replaced by a boardwalk. If you’re looking for another amazing bridge walk in Massachusetts, try this blooming bridge of flowers instead.

If you like your nature walks with a touch of thrill, this swinging suspension bridge in the woods may be just the adventure you’ve been looking for. Read on to learn about this cool suspended walk through one of the state’s prettiest natural settings.

Located on the 194-acre Frank Knowles-Little River Reserve, this suspension bridge is just the right length and height to give your stomach a case of the flutters.
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It passes over a small valley strewn with gorgeous flora and boulders.
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The bridge is suspended by cables and has netted sides. The lovely view and slight wobble may make your breath catch.
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The reserve also includes a walking trail with over 700 feet of suspended boardwalk.
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The trail offers a viewing platform that elevates hikers 15 feet above a red maple swamp, benches for sitting and admiring the salt marsh vistas and a path across waves of Spartina and saltgrass mixed with sea lavender.
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There are plenty of nooks and crannies to explore at this beautiful natural park.
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It's the perfect natural escape for all seasons, especially if you fancy checking out a truly lovely suspension bridge.
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The Frank Knowles-Little River Reserve can be found on Potomska Road in South Dartmouth, MA. The parking lot and trailhead are 9/10ths of a mile north of the Lloyd Center entrance or 7/10ths of a mile south of the intersection of Potomska, Rock O’Dundee and Gaffney Roads. The Boardwalk Trail is the one you’ll want to take to check out the suspension bridge. For another great canopy walk in Massachusetts, take a look at this one in Western Mass.