Member Reviews

5 Star Testimonial by Leica Carol

Absolutely beautiful river and bridge. Per locals, this drive is a must. And they are correct. Make sure the highway is open. Depending on weather conditions, it opens around June 1, closes around October.

Submitted by Leica Carol on Sunday, Jul 28, 2024

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5 Star Testimonial by Reena Walters

The bridge itself isn’t anything spectacular but it’s a must see the drive up is beautiful. And the view from the bridge is something to see. The wind was blowing about 60-70mph. Not sure if that’s normal or just that day but be prepared.

Submitted by Reena Walters on Tuesday, Jul 09, 2024

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5 Star Testimonial by James Grissom

Awesome views. The bridge is very high up. Looks like you are at the grand canyon. Little windy that day.

Submitted by James Grissom on Saturday, Jun 01, 2024

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4 Star Testimonial by Donna Smith

We stopped at the overlook and used the restroom. The restrooms could use some cleaning. One of them had no toilet paper. The kiosks were great and had wonderful information about that area. It was beautiful and definitely worth the stop.

Submitted by Donna Smith on Saturday, Aug 05, 2023

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5 Star Testimonial by David Lobree

A must-stop spot when driving Hwy 296 – Chief Joseph Scenic Byway. This bridge is an engineering wonder. Take the time to walk around and enjoy the spectacular views from the bridge as well as from the canyon edge. There is plenty of parking and vault toilets available.

Submitted by David Lobree on Sunday, Apr 16, 2023

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5 Star Testimonial by Gabe R

Decided to check it out as a local Cody resident said its a great drive and beautiful view. Sure glad we made the drive.

Submitted by Gabe R on Thursday, Jun 30, 2022

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4 Star Testimonial by Eugene Papkov

While I was trying to take a few decent photos the group of young people had been pushing the huge rock on the bridge with a pretty clear intention to throw it into the river :))) But they had chosen too heavy rock for them... and all their attempts had failed. The rock was left on the bridge.

Submitted by Eugene Papkov on Tuesday, Jun 28, 2022