I was there this May when I went to Colorado to visit my friends. We went on the Gondola: I was hesitant at first, but I'm glad I did it, as it was very enjoyable, and rode on it three times! I would most definitely do it again. The time we spent in Canon City was very memorable.
I remember my dad driving across the bridge in probably a 1946 Chevy. I thought it was a bit scary at the time, but if it was before 1955 I would have been 10 years old or less. Would like to see it again because I remember little of the occasion.
I remember being 8 years old and my parents driving across it and I was in the backseat. Praying to God because I seriously thought we were going to die.😂😂
What an amazing memory! These days one of the few ways you can drive across the bridge is via a guided Jeep tour, which we've done and it's incredible. But I'm sure it's nothing like driving yourself back in the day!
Glad it was helpful! Have fun on your trip during Memorial Day weekend. Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out our video about the Royal Gorge Train ride too, if you like: ruclips.net/video/UAIuJtL_B0s/видео.html
Good vid i remember being out there as a kid we traveled across the bridge when cars were allowed to travel across NO FISHING SIGNS lmao on bridge lol!!!
Thanks! I remember that too!!! The Bridge has a few days a year you can still drive across for some special events. I know there is some car shows they have for that. And that fishing sign is still there xD
Like 1000s of feet terrifying. That swing over the cliff. I told my wife I didn't feel good so I wouldn't have to go on it. Royal Gorge is pretty cool though. Mesa Verde is so impressive.
YES! Pueblo isn't too far away and could always swing by there and go to the Riverwalk or Lake Pueblo (if it's warmer out). Going more west, you could spend an afternoon in Salida hot springs. Any of the Natl or State Parks or Forests would be a great pick in the area. Some real undiscovered gems. But if you want a real adventure (and a bit more of a drive) check out the Great Sand Dunes Natl Park.
Just saying I'm a 5th generation Colorado native. That means my family has been here before there was a Colorado. The hike above Brainerd lake to Blue lake is amazing. If you like water falls, glaciers, and stuff. Really beautiful.
Well.. the bridge leads to the other side of the gorge. That's about it. And the bridge was constructed because they could. It's a tourist thing. It was build many many many decades ago as a tourist destination unto itself
@@towardsislamfamily They did weird stuff at the turn of the century more than 100 years ago. Similar to Jurassic Park, they were so occupied by the thought they could build a bridge, they never considered if they should build it. I suppose the goal at the time was to attract visitors. Seems to still be working so I guess not a waste?
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I was there this May when I went to Colorado to visit my friends. We went on the Gondola: I was hesitant at first, but I'm glad I did it, as it was very enjoyable, and rode on it three times! I would most definitely do it again. The time we spent in Canon City was very memorable.
Yay! So glad you had a nice time and were able to ride the Gondola more than once. It's a memorable experience for sure!
@@HashtagColoradoLife Yes, it is!
I remember my dad driving across the bridge in probably a 1946 Chevy. I thought it was a bit scary at the time, but if it was before 1955 I would have been 10 years old or less. Would like to see it again because I remember little of the occasion.
What a great memory! It's still a bit scary to us to drive across the bridge, or even cross the bridge on foot. Quite an experience even today though!
I remember being 8 years old and my parents driving across it and I was in the backseat. Praying to God because I seriously thought we were going to die.😂😂
I feel fortunate to have driven our 1990 Pontiac Bonneville across the bridge back in the early 90s.
What an amazing memory! These days one of the few ways you can drive across the bridge is via a guided Jeep tour, which we've done and it's incredible. But I'm sure it's nothing like driving yourself back in the day!
LAST TIME I WAS THERE IT WAS FREE
Wow, that must have been a very long time ago! Hope you have some awesome memories of it.
Free? In what century? 😳
Great information. Going there Memorial Day weekend. I appreciate all the facts you listed, makes it easier to know what to expect!! Thank you...
Glad it was helpful! Have fun on your trip during Memorial Day weekend. Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out our video about the Royal Gorge Train ride too, if you like: ruclips.net/video/UAIuJtL_B0s/видео.html
Good vid i remember being out there as a kid we traveled across the bridge when cars were allowed to travel across NO FISHING SIGNS lmao on bridge lol!!!
Thanks! I remember that too!!! The Bridge has a few days a year you can still drive across for some special events. I know there is some car shows they have for that.
And that fishing sign is still there xD
The sky tram is terrorizing. I mean just scary af. Awesome though.
Totally. It one of those things you do one time and good forever. haha
Like 1000s of feet terrifying. That swing over the cliff. I told my wife I didn't feel good so I wouldn't have to go on it. Royal Gorge is pretty cool though. Mesa Verde is so impressive.
Is it open during October or when it's snowing
Open year round and probably open in the snow. Might not be open in a thunderstorm or a massive blizzard.. but simple snow I think so.
Looks like fun! Any suggestions of other things to do in the area if we go down from Colorado Springs for a day trip?
YES! Pueblo isn't too far away and could always swing by there and go to the Riverwalk or Lake Pueblo (if it's warmer out).
Going more west, you could spend an afternoon in Salida hot springs. Any of the Natl or State Parks or Forests would be a great pick in the area. Some real undiscovered gems.
But if you want a real adventure (and a bit more of a drive) check out the Great Sand Dunes Natl Park.
I will check these ideas out! Thanks!
Just saying I'm a 5th generation Colorado native. That means my family has been here before there was a Colorado. The hike above Brainerd lake to Blue lake is amazing. If you like water falls, glaciers, and stuff. Really beautiful.
Where does the bridge lead too why was it built ?
Well.. the bridge leads to the other side of the gorge. That's about it.
And the bridge was constructed because they could.
It's a tourist thing. It was build many many many decades ago as a tourist destination unto itself
@@HashtagColoradoLife oh ok thank you !
Engineering without a purpose. Thats a waste@@HashtagColoradoLife
@@towardsislamfamily They did weird stuff at the turn of the century more than 100 years ago. Similar to Jurassic Park, they were so occupied by the thought they could build a bridge, they never considered if they should build it. I suppose the goal at the time was to attract visitors. Seems to still be working so I guess not a waste?
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