CPR Trestle Bridge

The CPR Trestle Bridge extends 517 meters across the landscape, reaching a height of 32 meters with its steel and concrete construction.

Built in 1907, this engineering structure served as a vital transportation link for the Canadian Pacific Railway, facilitating the development of northern Ontario.

The bridge forms part of the John McCutcheon Way, a 2.5-kilometer trail that connects residents with the industrial heritage of Parry Sound.

Visitors can access multiple viewing points along the surrounding trails to observe and photograph the bridge's architectural features and structural design.

The bridge rests on original cut stone foundations from 1869, marking the third railway crossing constructed at this specific location.

Location: Ontario

Inception: 1907

Height: 32 m

Length: 517 m

Longest Span: 50 m

Made from material: steel, concrete

GPS coordinates: 45.34090,-80.03280

Latest update: March 6, 2025 01:52