Pecos Bridge

Pecos Bridge

Every time we have been to Big Bend National Park, crossing the Pecos River bridge outside of Del Rio always leads us to stop and marvel at this iconic Texas river. This route via Highway 90 is more scenic than the faster I-10 route. In my other post about this river and bridge, I share more facts about the river. The deck truss bridge was built in 1957 and has an average traffic count of approximately 1,560 vehicles. The largest bridge span is 1,040.0 ft (317 m), and the bridge’s total length is 1,310.1 ft (399.5 m) with a deck width of 27.9 ft (8.5 m). This scenic overlook, where I took these three bracketed shots, is off Highway 90 and offers a magnificent view of the river, bridge, and Texas skies. This trip was my way to introduce this fantastic location to my spouse and two friends who were traveling with us to Big Bend.


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  1. photobyjohnbo
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    Our stop at the viewpoint was in October, late in the season. Was this view taken in the spring or early summer?

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