Junction Bridge — Attraction in Little Rock

The Junction bridge was flooded with over 30' of water making it nearly impossible for the lights to be lit for Reflections of Resilience Day, and we even received notification the bridge couldn't be lit. On the evening of June 11, 2019 just before sunset, my parents drove down to the river market just to see if by chance the bridge would light up, and it did. I couldn't believe after everything that went on, at least one great thing happened, and Reflections of Resilience Day was honored with the city of North Little, Arkansas lighting up in colors for those who were killed by hate crimes, those who were injured and affected by acts of hate and violence, and suicide awareness. Thank you Pulaski County Democratic Party Committee for sponsorship in the lighting of the bridge for turning the city rainbow. #reflectionsofresilience #ror #rord #lgbt #hatecrimes #actsofhate #suicide #northlittlerock #littlerock #bridgeoflight #arkansas #naturalstate #pride #rainbow...

Best at night. Great view of the city This bridge provides beautiful views of the city and the river. Both sides of the river have nice running/ biking trails but the South side of the bridge connects to the trails at the Riverfront Park where there are trails and sculptures. This side is where restaurants and shops are found. The view of the city at night is beautiful. The bridge is lit up as well.

Riverfront Park provides amazing running around and across the Arkansas River. There are two bridges dedicated to runners/bikes and another bridge with a separate section for runners/bikes. The park has miles of trails, a myriad of different sculptures and several historic postings

Fun pedestrian/bike bridge An old railroad bridge that has been converted into a pedestrian/bike bridge over the Arkansas River in downtown Little Rock, AR. It even has an elevator if you don't want to take the stairs. Fun to walk across and to view the city view. Great reuse of the...

Come for a relaxing time to view the breeze and enjoy the water and nature all in one. There is benches and sitting all throughout the bridge it was established in 1884 and the span is 385 feet. If you are in love bring a lock and lock your love into this bridge it’s amazing the view is amazing it’s very clean very beautiful very scenic. There are elevators there is also a concert Area there is plenty to eat in walking distance the parking if you park by the bridge it is five dollars if you park in the garage it’s two dollars an hour. There is also nature trails on the other side of the bridge is...