With all our mountains and rivers, perhaps it’s not suprising that we have so many fascinating bridges. We’ve got the New River Gorge Bridge, of course, and also the Wheeling Suspension Bridge and the Via Ferrata and the Parkersburg Railroad Bridge and the Philippi Covered Bridge. And while that’s a long list, it doesn’t even begin to scratch the surface of all the interesting, scenic bridges in West Virginia. Another is the Alderson Memorial Bridge, a pedestrian bridge over the Greenbrier River in Alderson, West Virginia.

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Not familiar with the Alderson Lion? Read more about him here. That way you’ll get even more out of your trek across the famed Alderson Memorial Bridge next time you are Alderson, West Virginia!

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