Battle Creek, Michigan: Park of Transplanted Bridges
Six old bridges for vehicles have been moved into a small park specifically built for the old bridges, where they're now used by pedestrians.
Historic Bridge Park
- Address:
- County Park Access Rd, Battle Creek, MI
- Directions:
- Historic Bridge Park. I-94 exit 104 (11 Mile Rd). Turn west onto Hwy 96/Michigan Ave. Drive until you reach the stoplight at Wattles Rd. Turn left (south). Follow Wattles Road, cross the train tracks, and turn left at the Historic Bridge Park sign.
- Hours:
- Daily 8-8 Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Admission:
- Free
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Nice place to stop to stretch your legs, well laid out with paths between the bridges. It's a little far from the expressway, but worth it if you have some time.
[Theroadtraveler, 07/29/2021]
Pleasant walk to stretch your legs. The park is nicely laid out to get from one bridge to the next.
[Theroadtraveler, 09/16/2019]
Crossed these bridges off our list! Sign reads: "Bauer Road, Clinton County, Built in 1886."
[Lauren, 08/17/2017]
A beautiful park with several bridges you can walk across. There's a kid's playground and restrooms. Careful, there's poison ivy along the paths.
[Mary Baker, 07/05/2017]
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