The bridge offers some good views of the river and Little Rock, and also the Clinton Presidential Center (which opened in 2004).
And the view, looking down the bridge back towards the Library:
Tuesday, October 19, 2021
Clinton Park Bridge
It's now been ten years since the Clinton Park Bridge was opened up to pedestrian use. It was back in September of 2011 that the pedestrian access on the old railroad bridge was finally dedicated. Since then the bridge has cemented its place as one of the most popular locations in Central Arkansas. Even in the midst of the pandemic, there is almost always people out walking or riding bikes on the bridge. The bridge itself is 122 years old, built in 1899 as one of three rail crossings in Little Rock.
The bridge offers some good views of the river and Little Rock, and also the Clinton Presidential Center (which opened in 2004).
And the view, looking down the bridge back towards the Library:
The bridge offers some good views of the river and Little Rock, and also the Clinton Presidential Center (which opened in 2004).
And the view, looking down the bridge back towards the Library:
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