Yesterday, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the Swift River Bridge in North Conway, New Hampshire. The Swift River Bridge was built in 1870 and traverses the Swift River. The Bridge is now a pedestrian bridge, complete with picnic benches.
We had a rock-filled Adventure to the Swift River Bridge. Although I have been there before, I had not yet blogged about it on previous visits. We arrived barely before dusk. We immediately headed below to appreciate the Swift River. The route down was a little unsteady, especially with the leaves covering the path, but we made it without incident. If you have not been there the Swift River is absolutely beautiful! The water is clear, and the rocks round, always so scenic. There were leaves in the water adding a lovely touch to the Fall scene. Down the River we could see the Saco River Bridge, with the sun setting in the background, so pretty. We walked around, exploring the pups sipping water along the way.
After exploring below the bridge, we headed back to the bridge and trotted through, appreciating the scenic view of the river through the lattices. By the time we left it was dark…the day went by so quickly. So glad we could visit the Swift River Bridge (Rating: 4).

















































































































































































































































































































































