Mohawk Valley Gateway Overlook pedestrian bridge, Pedestrian bridge in Amsterdam, New York, USA.

The Mohawk Valley Gateway Overlook is a curved pedestrian bridge 30 feet wide and 511 feet long over the Mohawk River, linking Riverlink Park on the north shore to Bridge Street on the south shore in Amsterdam, New York. Its deck carries planted trees and flowers, with historical and cultural text engraved into the decking and on plaques along the railings.

Construction of the bridge was completed in 2016 following a decade of planning and development work. The project emerged from efforts to revitalize the community and restore connections between neighborhoods separated by the river.

Twelve stopping points along the walkway share stories about Native Americans, early settlers, immigrants, and how canals and railroads shaped the valley over time. Each location invites visitors to learn about the diverse people who built this region.

The bridge is located at Bridge Street in central Amsterdam and remains open 24 hours daily for public use. Signs along the way direct visitors toward the Erie Canalway Trail and other nearby riverside destinations.

The Wheel of Life mosaic was planned for one end of the bridge but was cut from the project when construction costs rose; only later state grants revived the extra artworks. The two large entrance sculptures and the mosaic were still not in place when the bridge opened in 2016.