Beautiful bridge to walk across along a nice drive, especially at sunset or a sunny day. 🌞You can get great views below the bridge as well as there are plenty of parking spots as you drive up.

If you are exploring the Natchez Trace you need to stop here. This was our first big stop on the parkway because we started on the north end. They have maps available at the bottom and top of the bridge. The maps have every highlight that you may want to stop and see. The bridge is amazing. Great photography from the top and bottom. To see our adventures subscribe to SIMPLE LIFE BIG ADVENTURES on YouTube.

This is one of the best sightseeing drives that you can take. We start at the large bridge at Highway 96 and take day trips! It's over 400 miles total. Expect to see a lot of wild life including deer, turkey and beautiful scenery! Historic sites abound and there are many waterfalls to see. We are very lucky to live so close and enjoy this drive often. Highly recommended!

While I understand the need, the new protection fence is prison grade. It absolutely takes away from the experience. Pro tip: if you put your hands just under the bottom of the fence you can snap unobstructed photos.

Quick drive to this location from Franklin. Nice, calm, and beautiful small place. Can spend easily 1-2 hour. Walking on bridge, however, I found a bit risky as not much safety things. But the observation deck is well on the spot. Got really beautiful pics. The best time to visit is evening.

Beautiful and graceful. Too bad it attracted the wrong kind of attention from those in disparate circumstances. The chain link fencing became necessary for safety. Still very beautiful.

If you are a motorcyclists or bicyclist this should be on your list of places to visit. There are three free campsites, one at each end and one in the middle. The road starts in Nashville, runs through Tupelo and Jackson, MS and ends in Natchez, MS. Its 444 Miles of ....well, a park. No stop signs, stop lights, no billboards, no commercial enterprises of any kind (not a store or a gas station). The speed limit does not exceed 50 for the entire parkway. Plus, it is built like an Interstate with on ramps and overpasses so you never have to stop for anything unless you want to...and you will. There are dozens and dozens of things to see and do along the way. We LOVE it. Oh, and Elvis fans? You can visit Elvis birthplace home in Tupelo, and even enjoy a southern baptist church meeting the way Elvis might have.

More impressive than you would expect both while driving across and from below. There a few parking spots in a designated area, from below and before crossing, close to the bridge. There are, unfortunately, chainlink fences along the entire bridge that were installed in June 2022 that take away from the experience while crossing. They could have used something that doesn't hinder the view and that actually does make it harder to climb over.

Amazing view and beautiful structure, unless you're a die hard pressure-washing perfectionist. Very special to have a place so close to home to get away on two wheels or four.

Such a beautiful place to visit. I only Wish there wasn't a highway underneath the bridge so you could fully feel the history or Invision a running river through the valley. Worth the trip and looking forward to following the Lois and Clark expedition history tour further.

All I can say "beautiful and breath taken". You can walk over the bridge but it was EXTREMELY HOT today so I didn't take that walk. I saw a place to hike and Franklin Historic site. There are parking spaces and handicapped parking also. We was just out for a Sunday drive.

The bridge stands quite tall, with a relatively low guardrail offering a beautiful scenic view. With a parking area so close to the bridge and sidewalk on both sides, it’s a great place to spend a while here.

Quick drive from Nashville. Good place to spend some time. Parking is limited. Be careful of moving traffic especially if you have kids with you. Not every vehicle will go slow, I saw few vehicles not slowing down despite having people around on the bridge.

Took my dogs on a short (and humid) stroll for this fabulous view of the bridge on the parkway. It was a great spot to rest in the shade for a water break and the view was incredible. I’d suggest if you’re biking, walking, or even driving to stop at the overlook for a bit and just enjoy the (mostly) quiet before continuing your tour. :)

Beautiful landscape, the views are wonderful. The stories associated with the bridge are quite sad, but you can tell all over that the community didn't take it lightly and that there's much support for those lost. Truly beautiful and moving spot. I went at night with friends or else I'd add some photos.

Scenic view in middle Tennessee, situated at 20min drive from Franklin. The double arc bridge is a magnificent structure, one of its kind. The view and colors are splendid and different in each season.

A high bridge over the road, higher with low safety hand rail or protection (sad stories around it, that could be prevented, a phone number to call is not enough) a wonder to enjoy. For old guys remember that movie scene where the bad guy said Mom, I'm in the top of the world!

Such a beautiful ride on this road. We only went for about a half hour but crossed the bridge on and under, and it was awesome to see!

I love this place. It is so peaceful to walk across and look over the side.

It is actually Bird Song Hollow. Here you can find paper maps, parking lot and terrific views! No restroom. Some people walk on a bridge.

Very scenic views from the top of this bridge. It's definitely a must see if you're in the area, especially when the sun sets. The view is breathtaking. Just get the hell out after the sun goes down because that's when the bugs swarm and unless you want to be bitten to smithereens I would recommend to scadattle!

Went to visit this historic Middle Tennessee location and it did not disappoint. Being up close and personal with it, still doesn't do it justice. Great piece of modern architecture.

Restricted access two lane road. Heavily patrolled by radar though I didn’t see any State Troopers when I visited. Lookout points and waterfalls along the way. It can feel like you have the entire road to yourself at times. Very clean and well maintained. Note bicyclists have the right of way and can use the entire lane if they choose. The highlight for me was the bridge on the north end.

Beautiful view from the top of bridge. 30min driving from Nashville downtown, a nice little getaway.

The Double Arch Bridge is amazingly designed. The overlook will take you breath away....wow

Very beautiful spot for hiking or just scenic riding. I will be going back because there's not enough time In a day to do all there is to do. Especially if you are into nature

Great views from atop the bridge. Several small parking areas. Hiking trails into the woods. Watch for vehicles on the road.