Best places: Bridges in Burke Centre, United States

Scenic causeway lined with statues bridging the Potomac River for cars, pedestrians & bikers.

👍👍 Very accessible National Park. The bridge is at an intersection of paved roads and trails. One of the unexpected highlights in Washington DC!

👍👍 It's weird to review a bridge, I guess, but this one is actually a great place to visit! amazing view of the Potomac gorge and lowland forest. Some rapids can also be seen here. Additional, there are many great trails accessable from here: Potomac Heritage Trail, Pimmit Run trail, and C&O towpath. P...

👍 This is a really lovely bridge to get your exercise on while soaking in the beautiful scenery. Be it for biking, walking and running. It’s a 6 mile walk to and fro from Virginia to the Maryland side and vice versa. I really enjoyed riding on the bridge renting the capital bikeshare bicycle with a fr...

Reinforced concrete arch bridge over the Potomac River, linking Georgetown & Arlington, Virginia.

👍👍 Very beautiful and impressive bridge in DC. I highly recommend coming here. There is a path where you can walk around leading up to the bridge. Once you're on the bridge, it's scary because of the constant, aggressive movement, but it's stable!

Arched, 1960s road bridge across the Potomac River, with a narrow path for pedestrians & cyclists.

👍👍 Other than crossing the river and providing great views I have no idea how do rate a bridge. Good bridge. Good.

😠 This bridge facilitated my partner's suicide. Research shows he would have lived that night and may very well still be here today if this bridge had a barrier installed, like the neighboring Ellington Bridge back in the '80s. The Taft was slated to get a barrier 40 years ago but the effort was stopp...

😠 I haven't a clue why Google Maps deems it valuable to ask me to review a frickin bridge, but here goes. I hate this bridge. Hate. H - A - T - E . I don't have anything against Virginia; some of my favorite relatives live on the other side of the river. But anytime I come back from visiting them, I e...