Burnside Bridge - Bridge in Portland - , USA

First-time here alert!!📢⚠️ -The bridge is clean and nice, and I was able to see the whole area and see some of the other bridges, parks, etc. -Note that after you cross the bridge, there is some homeless around, which might not be as pleasant. -I would probably only take this bridge to sightsee rather than finish the whole bridge and end up toward Old Town District.

I like this bridge because from here you can see the old town mill sign above one of the buildings on the west end, as well as the welcome to Portland light sign (white stag). However, be aware this area is sketchy and not very safe. It is full of tents, homeless people, dirty and smelly. I do not recommend going down the stairs on either side, unless it is a farmer's market day, when more people are around. Otherwise, there are good views from the river and the other bridges around.

Built in 1926, the centrally located Burnside Bridge has the same architect as the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco! So it is stylish and functional! There are great views as you travel across it, including views of the Steel Bridge and of the Made in Oregon sign with the deer in it. Under it sits the Saturday Portland Market and nearby is Tom McCall Waterfront Park. And it’s really fun to drive over!

"Pieceful place to view the Willamette River from. Personally love watching trains cross the Steele Bridge !!!

Iconic Portland bridge which establishes the division between North and South Portland. A nice view downriver includes the Steel, Broadway and Fremont bridges, while looking upriver reveals the Morrison, Hawthorne and Marquam Bridges. Lovely to walk on in the early morning.

So it's not the best breed to pick the walkover for the scenery because it's windy as heck like being on the top of the Empire State Building but it's beautiful scraper night walk did you get photos of the Portland sign especially if it's somebody from out of town.

I love Burnside, I ignore everything everyone else has trouble ignoring... Yet, I'm Present in the moment, and fully aware of my surroundings. Just comfy.🙂

I have to cross this bridge every single day to get to work, and boy do you see some things. Whether it be the famous unicycler blowing his fire breathing bag pipe or a woman feeding 20 seagulls a bagel, you’re probably going to have some sort of interaction. A great point to catch a sunrise over the east side of the sunset over the west side illuminating the classic Portland sign. Only big negative (although the construction will eventually yield a better bridge) is the ongoing construction. It has made bike/walking congestion a bit complicated on both sides of the bridge.