Very few people even know the tiny town of Canadian exists, so this historic footbridge is definitely a hidden gem. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, walking across such an old-fashioned piece of architecture takes you back to simpler times. It truly is a magical adventure.

Built in 1916, this historic landmark spans a whopping 3,000 feet. At the time of construction, it was the longest metal truss bridge in Texas.
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Every aspect of the beautiful structure's rich past is detailed on this plaque. Taking a second to read it before stepping onto the bridge will really help you appreciate how architecture can unite small town communities.
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Today, it offers a nice change of scenery for runners, cyclists, and weary travelers who need to stretch their legs. Wildlife abounds, so don't be surprised if a white-tailed deer comes elegantly galloping across the pathway.
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So whether you call Canadian home or just find yourself passing through sometime, a visit to the wagon bridge is obligatory. It combines nature, history, and architecture for an adventure like nothing you've ever experienced.
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The bridge is located in Canadian, TX, 79014. You'll find it about two miles north of city limits on Highway 60.
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There’s also a nearby park with a driving range, group pavilion, fishing pond, and RV camping area for those looking to keep the fun going.

For more information, visit the city’s official website. Have you ever visited the Canadian River Wagon Bridge? What’s your favorite bridge in Texas? Here are a few we personally can’t get enough of: You’ll Want To Cross These 15 Beautiful Bridges In Texas.

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