You'll Want To Cross These 13 Amazing Bridges In Michigan
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Serena Maria Daniels
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You probably cross at least one bridge on a regular basis, without giving it much thought. But some bridges in Michigan are really special. They complement a city skyline. They embody incredible feats of engineering. They connect us to new places and history. Here are a few such bridges that will make you stop and notice their specialness.
This brown truss covered bridge was built in 1867. By the looks of it, that was some sturdy construction.
We're not sure of the name of this bridge, but we love the visual of the city skyline in the background.
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This vertical-lift bridge is the world's heaviest and widest of its kind.
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This covered bridge looks like it used to be a beautiful old Michigan barn.
The Big Mac. It separates the Upper from the Lower. And with the incredible engineering that went into building it, it's a pride and joy of Michigan.
Just look at that impressive steelwork on this steel arch bridge in Ontonagon County.
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We just love this shot. And apparently a few others in Michigan do, too, as it's often photographed.
Watch as the Sixth Street Bridge is being built in this historic photo.
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This is one of those classic pedestrian bridges at Elizabeth Park in Trenton.
This shot does a great job of capturing a Detroit neighborhood.
Fallasburg Bridge just outside Lowell.
Langley is the longest covered bridge in Michigan.
This bridge certainly appears to fit right in with Frankenmuth's European essence.
These are some of our favorite bridges in Michigan. Which are some of yours? Please share in the comments below!
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