Superintendent's Bridge — Local services in Oakhurst

Superintendent's Bridge is a charming and lesser-known spot in Yosemite National Park that offers a peaceful retreat from the busier tourist areas. The bridge spans the Merced River and provides a picturesque setting for a leisurely stroll or a moment of quiet reflection. The surrounding scenery, with its lush greenery and flowing water, adds to the tranquil atmosphere.

This location is ideal for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy a more intimate connection with nature. Whether you're interested in photography, bird-watching, or simply soaking in the serene environment, Superintendent's Bridge is a hidden gem...

Beautiful Bridge across the Merced River in Yosemite at Cook's Meadow. Beautiful views of the river, the granite walls and of Yosemite Valley. A short walk from the Yosemite Chapel, which is also worth a visit. The historical name for the bridge is Superintendent's Bridge. No one inside the park calls it Berg Bridge, so I'm not really sure how it got mislabeled as such Maps. Lots of websites now unfortunately call it by the incorrect name as a result. Hopefully the name gets corrected on maps. Still, is a beautiful spot worth stopping at if you're spending any time at all in Cook's meadow...

The primary draw of this spot is the truly spectacular, framed view it offers of Yosemite Falls. Standing on the bridge, you get a clean, powerful, and iconic perspective of both the Yosemite Falls. Furthermore, the bridge is ideally situated for anyone wanting to visit the historic Yosemite Valley Chapel. Don't just drive past; pull over at Superintendent's Bridge for a moment of quiet reflection and enjoy one of the best framed views of Yosemite Falls and the beautiful,...