This bridge does an excellent job of getting traffic across the Burrard Inlet. The bridge starts on one side of the water and ends on the other side, which is exactly what a bridge should do. I would certainly drive over this bridge again.

It’s a bridge, no mystery there. This bridge 🌉 was finished by 1960 and is 6 lanes wide. It is originally known as the Second Narrows Bridge. It was renamed in 1994 to its current name, Iron Workers Memorial Bridge to honour the loss of 19 lives when the bridge collapsed while under construction in 1958. It works well for its intended purpose, transporting vehicles 🚗 from one side of the river to the other side. It is starting to show its age but regular maintenance keeps it in good condition. We had no problems going over the bridge.

Dedicated to those that lost their lives bridge building, this is a vital lifeline to the North Shore. Traffic can get challenging, but it's not a bad bridge really! Be careful, it can get icy in the winter months and the corners that the bridges go straight into as you get off can be unforgiving in bad weather!

What a great landmark this is for Vancouver. I think this is a iconic piece of Vancouver history.

Great view but scary to walk over.

There’s a spot located under the bridge that’s perfect for some graffiti style city photos. Took a few photos of the area to share with you guys.

Nice to walk or bike. Nice views of the mountains and Burrard Inlet. In 1994, it was renamed Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing to honour the 19 workers who died in the collapse, along with four others who also died during the construction process.

It's a lovely bridge

Not as stunning in design as the Lions Gate, but twice as wide for motor vehicles and it features great connections for pedestrians and cyclists. Stunning views of Burrard Inlet and the Lions, too.

it's taken some time but i finally have enough experiences with the bridge to write an informed review.

I did a jog across this bridge today and didn't like it. Very noisy, and the air here is extremely polluted.