Southern California is meant to be explored outdoors. And this exhilarating walk that will take you across seven unique bridges is one of our favorite ways to be outside. From a suspension bridge to a truss bridge and a car and pedestrian bridge dating back to the early 1900s, this urban walk in SoCal has a little bit of everything.
SoCal may be known for its abundance of trails, but oftentimes people overlook the urban trails hiding in plain sight that are located in the heart of the city.
googlemaps/julia gladysheva Cabrillo Bridge is both a car bridge and pedestrian footbridge that dates back to 1915.
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For example, this refreshing trail in the city of San Diego will lead you to seven unique bridges that are a delight to experience on foot.
googlemaps/travis johnson Pictured here: First Avenue Bridge
There’s no right or wrong way to experience the Seven Bridge Walk in SoCal.
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Head out to walk across only a few of the bridges, or carve out enough time to experience all seven.
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alltrails/ken suffrige If you complete the entire trail, you can plan on a route that’s approximately six miles from start to finish.
If you can stomach it, a walk across the Spruce Street Suspension Bridge will make your palms sweat! It’s one of the most impressive bridges you’ll ever experience.
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No need to leave your four-legged friends at home as dogs are more than welcome to come along with you. Just make sure they are properly leashed at all times.
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No matter what route you take to experience this urban trail in SoCal, one thing is for certain - you can count on seeing some stunning scenery that you will never forget.
googlemaps/peter alfaro Pictured here: Quince Street Bridge.
What an exhilarating walk! Have you ever crossed San Diego’s seven bridges? If you love a good SoCal trail, you may also want to check out the Palm Tree Canyon Trail in SoCal that offers the most unique view.
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Cabrillo Bridge is both a car bridge and pedestrian footbridge that dates back to 1915.
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Pictured here: First Avenue Bridge
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If you complete the entire trail, you can plan on a route that’s approximately six miles from start to finish.
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Pictured here: Quince Street Bridge.
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