The Infinity Bridge is a public pedestrian and cycle footbridge across the River Tees in the borough of Stockton-on-Tees in northern England. The bridge is situated one kilometre downriver of Stockton town centre, between the Princess of Wales Bridge and the Tees Barrage.
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This has to be one of my favourite bridges in Stockton. The view down the river to the barrage or up the river towards a teesside Princess looking towards the yarm. The views are amazing. Me and my family have spent many Saturday mornings running over this bridge as part of the local parkrun route and it was always more difficult coming back than going out. We've walked over at many times with our dog both in daytime and night time and it is something in the night time or lit up. It looks amazing. The colours radiate off the bridge and really makes it shine. It really is a lovely place to just stop and take note of your surroundings. It really does bring you some sort of peace on a night all lit up. You can go down from the infinity bridge towards a teased barrage where you can sit and have a picnic in the summer. It is a really beautiful location. The bridge is well, made strong and really feel secure. Unlike the millennium bridge just down the river has a bounce when you walk over it, which is...
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The bridge is soooo pretty and beautiful! I was amazed to see why it if called infinity bridge. When the water is calm and very reflective, the bridge reflects on the water making an infinity sign as show on the pic below. Because I live in London, that place looked so chill and calm, a nice place for walks, no weird people around, it's so nice. If i lived there I'd go for a run around that beautiful area. If you love somewhere very busy like london and you go there, it really feels like you escaped reality cause it's so peaceful...
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Our son and daughter in law live very close by, so we meet with them and their dog Bella to go for a walk , we cross the Infinity Bridge and walk along the river to the Tees Barrage, looking out for a glimpse of a seal various birds, swans,ducks and geese along the way, we cross back over the river and walk around the barrage and white water course, where there is a pub and a cafe in the watersports center, there are often canoeing lessons taking place. It's a lovely walk with...
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