Best places: Bridges in Westchester County

Historic suspension bridge connecting Manhattan & Brooklyn for cars, a subway, bikers & pedestrians.

Built in 1865, this reconstructed Central Park bridge is decorated with geometrically shaped stones.

Contemporary suspension bridge & expressway section connecting Brooklyn & Queens, lit up at night.

👍👍 Definitely a great area for ppl on 2 wheels (🚲🛴🛹🛼) Amazing views of the Harlem River and East River and easy access to either Randalls Island,Mott Haven & Port Morris in The Bronx, Carl Swartz Park on the Upper East Side, East Harlem, 1st Ave & 2nd Ave bike lanes.This bridge is also ♿ accessibl...

Circa-1964 suspension bridge featuring 693-ft-tall towers & linking Brooklyn & Staten Island.

Opened in 1916, this steel arch bridge in NYC connects Queens to Randall's Island.

Wash down comforting pub grub like pot pies & burgers with micro brews in a casual setting.

👍👍 I am 22 years live in NYC but crossed this bridge the first time and the view is priceless for photo/video shoot.

418-ft. vertical lift bridge for pedestrian & vehicle traffic between Queens & Roosevelt Island.

👍👍 I love this Bridge built in 1936 full name Marine Parkway Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge love walking from Kings Plz to the Bridge and to Riis Park or you can take the Bus the "Q35" bus to the Bridge

Cable-stayed bridge for vehicles, pedestrians & cyclists, offering dramatic views of fall foliage.

Landmark 1930s road & pedestrian bridge system with panoramic city views, illuminated at night.

Busy East River vehicle bridge connecting the boroughs of Queens & the Bronx, built in 1961.

Cable-stayed road bridge over the Arthur Kill strait, with dedicated paths for pedestrians & bikes.

👍👍 The Macombs Dam Bridge (/məˈkuːmz/ mə-KOOMZ; also Macomb's Dam Bridge) is a swing bridge across the Harlem River in New York City, connecting the boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx. The bridge is operated and maintained by the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT). The Macombs Dam Bri...

👍 I have paddled under this magnificent bridge (magnificent more for its setting than its own magnificence I suppose---the even grander GW is not far but it does outclass the Spuyten Duyvil railroad bridge but I digress) more than a dozen times. I've also driven over it in many a rental car, tho proba...

👍👍 It got me from the Bronx to Inwood, and I didn't have to swim across the river or wait until the winter freeze to cross the ice on foot. There was no toll and it was completely free of trolls. Thanks Broadway Bridge!

😐 I worked on this bridge from December 1986 thru April 1988. It was a rough place back then and it was a disaster for the contractor (Morrison-Knudsen Co./Boise, Idaho) that I was working for. They were a western USA firm trying to break into the NYC market. It cost 2X times the bid amount with in...

👍👍 Out of all Staten Island bridges this bridge is thinnest one. More than that, on the center of the bridge the lanes are very narrow, so is could fit only one truck each way. BTW recently they removed the gates and put video cameras to bill you by mail so now it is less traffic than it used to be. Th...