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A Gateway Across Water: John Hextall Bridge
John Hextall Bridge connects vital neighborhoods in Calgary. This pedestrian bridge offers convenient access and beautiful scenery along the riverbank.
Constructed in 1982, John Hextall Bridge is named after John Hextall, a prominent Canadian politician and city builder. The bridge serves as an important artery for pedestrians and cyclists, facilitating movement while enhancing local biodiversity with its surrounding green spaces.
Key Features
- 🛤️ Strong pedestrian focus with wide walkways.
- 🌳 Integrated with local parks and pathways, promoting outdoor activity.
- 🌉 Architectural design reflects modern engineering combined with nature appreciation.
Access to the bridge is free, making it a popular spot for tourists, families, and nature enthusiasts who appreciate Calgary’s outdoor lifestyle.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum John Hextall Bridge
Named After a Politician
John Hextall was an influential figure in Calgary’s development and infrastructure.
Community Connection
The bridge links the communities of Bowness and Montgomery, promoting local engagement.
Scenic Views
The bridge offers picturesque views of the Bow River and surrounding landscapes.
Location
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Address
View mapBowness Road NW
Opening Hours
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Contact Information
Price
Free.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: About 1 hour.
Best Time to Visit
Early mornings or late afternoons for fewer crowds and better lighting.