Tucson, Arizona: Rattlesnake Bridge
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- Address:
- E. McKey St., Tucson, AZ
- Directions:
- From Broadway Blvd turn south onto S. Euclid Ave., then quickly turn right onto E. McKey St. Park in the lot and walk over the bridge.
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Rattlesnake BridgePedestrian bridge resembles a stylized diamondback rattlesnake, abstract enough to not be horrifying. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
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Giant Rattlesnake Bridge There's a brand spanking new pedestrian/bicycle bridge across six lanes of traffic in downtown Tucson made to look like a giant diamondback rattlesnake. One end of the bridge has the snake's head, where users enter between the snake's fangs. The other end has a giant rattle sticking straight up in the air.
Tucson residents are (of course) divided over the snake. Some like it and think it's cool. Others hate it and think it makes downtown Tucson look like a miniature golf course. So what's so wrong with looking like a miniature golf course?
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