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Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge

Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge

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Trent Dr, Campbellford, Ontario, K0L 1L0, Canada
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Aug 22, 2018
Nice view from bridge. Constructed solidly so no swaying back and forth. Decking material is metal grating and easy to see through. Some people won't want to look down. Leave your dog in the car. It's paws will go through openings in grating.

Aug 16, 2018
This park was amazing and a perfect place to spend half a day. Some people say it’s not worth a long journey to get to, but I came from two hours out and loved it. The only thing that kind of sucked was the fact that there was construction however don’t let that bother you. The trails are amazing and well maintained.

Aug 21, 2018
Was my first time here. It was a little awkward to fo to the parking it should have signs. Once parked we went straight for the bridge. I hate heights and so did most of the group I was with. However it was so beautiful once you could see everything. We walked across and walked some of the trails and pathways. Was so much fun and I plan to return again soon!

Sep 24, 2018
It's a nice little walk, you can see the construction for the new hydro power plant which is really cool. The trail just after the bridge is beautiful but parts are very bumpy and prone to tripping hazards. Wagons, strollers, elderly and toddlers be warned especially on the yellow marked tail that follows the river.

Jul 2, 2018
This is the perfect pit stop while traveling from Toronto to Montreal along the 401. It is about 20 min out of the way, in each direction - but we'll worth it. We took the kids and the loved the awesome suspension bridge over the gorge, great shaded picnic area, and fun little wooded hikes down to a small waterfall. If you're looking to stretch your legs along the drive on a sunny day - there is no better place. Oh yeah - it was free too.

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