FamxplorBicentennial Bridge to Adrian’s Island
What to expect
The Bicentennial Bridge is a 12-foot-wide pedestrian/bicycle bridge connecting the Missouri State Capitol Complex to the 30-acre parkland located on Adrian's Island. The bridge spans the railroad and slopes gently down to meet the existing ground elevation, enabling all users full access to enjoy the riverfront. Visitors can experience breathtaking views of the Capitol and the Missouri River valley, and spot the Governor's Mansion and Lohman's Landing State Historic Site. The bridge and surrounding park are accessible and meet ADA standards, making it a great place for families to visit and enjoy the outdoors
Plan your family visit to the Bicentennial Bridge to Adrian’s Island with these blog insights 👇
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Activities: We walked across the Bicentennial Bridge to Adrian’s Island, where the kids could run around, try a game of giant chess, lay in a hammock, or take a few photo ops
Highlights: The kids loved the unique experience of walking across the bridge and playing on the island ✨