Matagarup Bridge, Pedestrian bridge in Burswood Peninsula, Australia.

Matagarup Bridge is a pedestrian bridge in Perth, Australia, that crosses the Swan River with two steel arches. The structure links East Perth to Burswood Peninsula and functions mainly as access to the nearby stadium.

In February 2014 the government sought expressions of interest; the contract went to a York Civil/Rizzani de Eccher joint venture. Toyota Tsusho's component contract was terminated and Perth-based Civmec won the re-tender. The two arches were hoisted in early May 2018, and the bridge opened on 14 July 2018.

The name comes from Nyungar language and refers to a section of the river where the water was shallow enough to cross. Today the structure serves as a main route for pedestrians and cyclists heading to the stadium, especially during sporting events.

The crossing works well for pedestrians and cyclists, especially on game nights when lighting guides the way. Visitors interested in the climbing experience or zipline should check availability and weather conditions beforehand.

Visitors can climb the steel arches and take in views of the riverbanks and city below. A zipline runs from the top and offers a fast way back down to ground level.