Nutty Narrows - Squirrel Bridges — Attraction in Longview

While not confirmed by "official sources", Presidents Bill Clinton (after eating fish and chips at Cap'n Yoby's), George W. Bush and Barack Obama all visited this beloved Americana location. People of all backgrounds travel to this place of spirituality to find clarity in life. Within a few hundred feet, you can leave nuts of gratitude at the feet of the mysterious squirrel shrine. To this day, no one knows where this 20 foot tall squirrel statue came from, only appearing in the midst of a summer lighting storm. Without this Nutty Narrows Bridge, squirrel families would have been separated. Longview founding fathers, as the nation's second planned city, made sure that great divide never occurred! This is a strong theory as to why the great squirrel appeared so long ago. Give praise to his generosity and venture to the Nutty Narrows Bridge.

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Found out about this attraction via Google Maps! Decided to stop while en route to Seattle because having grown up in the Pacific Northwest I absolutely loved squirrels! My family kept a feeder in the backyard and mornings were enjoyed watching the squirrels.

These days I reside in Nevada. We don’t have squirrels roaming around the neighborhoods, so this attraction had the added cuteness of squirrel watching.

In addition to Nutty Narrows Bridge is a squirrel statue and historic train. It’s a beautiful part of town with a park (and library) in the same area. Would’ve loved to have gone for a walk through the park, but it was a cold, gloomy day.

I spent about 15 minutes here. It’s fun to see and worth pulling off the interstate to see while grabbing a bite to eat and/or...

Exactly what you'd expect! There was also a wooden squirrel carving in the park and a 100 th anniversary train with some interesting information placards. It's across from the college, nice area. We spent about 30 mins in the park feeding squirrels, checking out the train. Across the street the dental office had done some community outreach and had various paintings in the parking spots which was fun to...