Bridges

[Tick Magnet]

We walk/drive over them. We paddle/row under them. Some are simple logs over a swamp, others are masterful works of wood, stone and steel. Lets share some of our favorite Adirondack bridges.

#1 Eagle Lake Outlet, Short Swing Trail, PLWA
#2 Putnam Pond Stream, PLWA
#3 Grizzle Ocean Outlet, PLWA
#4 Snowmobile bridges, Holmes Lake Trail, SMWF
#5 Washed-out bridge, Lizard Pond Trail, WLWF
#6 Berrymill Brook Bridge, HPWF

[Justin]

Here's a bunch...

South Lake, West Canada Lakes Wilderness:


Mud Lake outlet (West Canada Creek), West Canada Lakes Wilderness:


trail to Cedar Lakes (Grassy Brook), West Canada Lakes Wilderness:


Beaver Pond/Cedar Lakes bridge:


Mill Brook, Pharaoh Lake Wilderness:


Pharaoh Lake Brook:


Wolf Pond outlet, Pharaoh Lake Wilderness:


Glidden Marsh outlet, Pharaoh Lake Wilderness:


Grizzle Ocean outlet, Pharaoh Lake Wilderness:


somewhere in the Pharaoh Lake Wilderness:


RR bridge over Hudson River, Hudson Gorge Primitive Area:


trail to Big Rock Lake, West Canada Lakes Wilderness:


Beaudry Brook, West Canada Lakes Wilderness:


Mad Tom Brook, West Canada Lakes Wilderness:


Beaver River, Raven Lake Primitive Corridor:


Peaked Mtn Brook, Siamese Ponds Wilderness:


East Branch Sacandaga River (Botheration Pond loop), Siamese Ponds Wilderness:


Cisco Brook, Siamese Ponds Wilderness:


West Branch Sacandaga River (NPT @ Whitehouse), Silver Lake Wilderness:


North Branch trail, Silver Lake Wilderness:


Buttermilk Pond, Lake George Wild Forest:


Lake Durant/Rock Pond, Blue Ridge Wilderness:


Little Simon Pond outlet, Ha-De-Ron-Dah Wilderness:


Newcomb Lake, High Peaks Wilderness:

[stripperguy]

Hitchup Matilda's



Stony Brook bridge on the way to Cedar Lakes



Railroad bridge Hitchins Pond



Rock Pond

[Connecticut Yankee]

The bridges at White Pine Camp. When I was a student at PSC I lived at "The Pine" 69/70, We, the students living at the camp, rebuilt the long bridge that year. Good to see it's still there.

John M. A Connecticut Yankee

[Wldrns]

Originally Posted by Connecticut Yankee

The bridges at White Pine Camp. When I was a student at PSC I lived at "The Pine" 69/70, We, the students living at the camp, rebuilt the long bridge that year. Good to see it's still there.

John M. A Connecticut Yankee

I saw the dormitory you likely stayed in as a student, many parties took place there I'm sure. My brother and his wife like to spend time at WPC, we've been there several times. They especially like the Hermit's Hut. Our family rented the main lodge, both sides of it for all of us to celebrate the coming of Y2K. Lynn, the caretaker, was very nervous about what was going to happen on Y2K. She wanted us to fill the bath tubs and asked about GMT (the time the power company kept). Strangely, I found my way to the power panel main switch in the basement at 7:00PM (Midnight GMT). Seconds later my brother said "it really happened". But my niece knows me too well. It didn't take her long to figure out why it really went dark and to call out my name.

Someplace in the archives I have many photos of that bridge in all seasons.

[stripperguy]

I was looking for this one yesterday...Alder Creek bridge

[Tick Magnet]

Bump...

A sampling of bridges from the Wilcox Lake Wild Forest


East Stony Creek



Wilcox Lake Outlet



Tennant Creek



Georgia Brook



North Bend



Stewart Creek



On the Bartman Trail near Upper Fish Pond

[Connecticut Yankee]

The balancing act,

[Banjoe]

A bridge removed at BREIA and replaced by one the groomer could go over. Would like this installed locally over a creek I throw sticks in to get across.

[bridgeman]

Elk Lake Outlet

[dundee]

Does this count? Not sure what part of the park it's in tho'.

[Tick Magnet]

Oh my!

[stripperguy]

Between Putnam and Grizzle



Bridge to Santanoni Great Camp



Polaris Bridge over Hudson



On the way to OK Slip Falls



Heading to Hoffman Notch

[Connecticut Yankee]

In the Caucusus Mountain range in southern Russia, 1991, it was still the soviet Union then,

[Connecticut Yankee]

While I'm digging up old photos, I posted a photo of the bridge at White Pine Camp that I took a couple of years ago, this is how it looked in 1969,

[bmike-vt]

In the MRP:

IMG_4990 by Mike, on Flickr