Beautiful bridge in beautiful surroundings. We come here often especially since they reworked on the bridge and made it safer and better as it was old and worn plus a bit of a safety hazard. It's surrounded by beautiful scenery and the river is deep enough to jump off which we be doing in the summer and have seen people do! Also it's a good fishing 🎣 spot too. The walk across is short to when u get to the phantom pass road but very scenic and beautiful. It's very peaceful here so definitely take that short drive to come have a look at some history and beautiful scenery!

If you looking for a nice jump spot, this is it. Just do your checks, water can get very shallow during low tide.

This is our favourite place to go for a swim mixed with adrenaline. Its said that, you are not a local till you've jumped off this bridge. Water is very deep and warm. Nice place to park off with floating toys and enjoy the sun.

Awesome place . Take a ride with your bike or stop there with your car and family .

Beautiful views from the bridge and if you into geocaching there is one hidden on the bridge

Old steel bridge across the Knysna River, just upstream of the current White Bridge carrying the N2. The bridge is open to pedestrians and cyclists and offers great views of the Knysna River valley. Approachable from the west from the Phantom Pass road and the east from the gravel road that turns off the N2 some 500 m east of the White Bridge.

Great place for kids to swim in river/lagoon

I didn't see any interesting activity here.

It’s a cool experience but obviously you have to be careful with the kids. We still talking about this from nearly a month ago haha. Also cool to cycle over on route to phantom pass.

Hang out spot to fish,swim or if you are brave enough to jump off the bridge.

Its a bridge, a red one :) Nice view of the lagoon, especially at sunset. Part of popular mountain bike route. Safe to jump off when tide is high

Good to take a walk over the bridge and around the area. See some peoe jumped off into the water, didn't have the guts

This historical landmark gem is part of a popular bicycle trail with a beautiful view from the bridge over the Knysna River. The Red Bridge was built in 1923 and refurbished in 2014. To get there, you drive on a small stretch of dirt road, park near the bridge and view. No entry fee and no bathrooms nearby. It's also frequented by youngsters who like to jump off the bride and into the river to take a refreshing dip.

Good fun to jump off the bridge into the deep water below!