Rogers Bridge connects a Duluth outing with the other side of the river
The pedestrian bridge at Rogers Bridge Park opened in 2023, linking Duluth with Cauley Creek Park in Johns Creek. The city’s opening announcement describes a joint effort involving the two cities and Gwinnett and Fulton counties.
The pedestrian bridge at Rogers Bridge Park opened in 2023, linking Duluth with Cauley Creek Park in Johns Creek. The city’s opening announcement describes a joint effort involving the two cities and Gwinnett and Fulton counties.
That completed connection is worth distinguishing from older visitor pages that still describe the bridge as a future project. The city also unveiled the public artwork The Shape of Time and Water at the park.
For a visit, use current park information to select your starting point and route. Decide in advance whether you want a short river crossing or a longer outing on the other side. Keep weather and posted trail conditions in mind rather than relying solely on an older map.
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