We have lots of bridges here in Texas. Some are for pedestrians, some suspension, and still others haunted by restless spirits. This bridge differs from all the rest – not only due to its location in our state’s busiest arboretum, but also because it takes visitors high into the treetops. Check it out:
Although the garden was designed for children, adults enjoy it all the same. Interactive exhibits amid a lush, breathtaking landscape provides an immersive and educational experience for nature lovers of all ages.
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That distant circular structure is the Skywalk. Many visitors like to make it a grand finale of sorts, letting anticipation build as they meander through the garden.
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Approaching the bridge, you’ll traverse a twisting and turning trail of vibrant greenery. Little ones will have an absolute blast trying to name all the different varieties of plant life.
YouTube/The Dallas Arboretum
Spanning 240 feet, the bridge cuts right through the treetops. Look around and see if there are any critters hiding in the forest canopy!
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You’ll find the arboretum at 8525 Garland Road, Dallas, TX 75218. Tickets for the children’s garden can be purchased here.
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Take a virtual tour of the entire children’s garden:
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YouTube/The Dallas Arborteum
Have you ever been on the Skywalk? What’s your favorite bridge in Texas?
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Address: 8525 Garland Road, Dallas, TX 75218
