The Entrance Bridge

The 467-meter concrete bridge spans across Tuggerah Lakes Entrance Channel, connecting The Entrance with The Entrance North through 18 spans and a separated pathway.

The first wooden bridge from 1934 served traffic until 1965, when increasing vehicle numbers led to construction of the current concrete structure completed in 1968.

The bridge forms part of the Central Coast Highway network, supporting local mobility between coastal communities while providing views over Tuggerah Lakes.

The structure includes dedicated lanes for vehicles plus a grade-separated footpath and cycleway, allowing different types of transit across the water passage.

Numerous pelicans gather near the bridge throughout the day, creating opportunities for wildlife photography against the waterway background.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -33.33740,151.50000

Latest update: March 17, 2025 07:53