Humber Bay Arch Bridge

Humber Bay Arch Bridge is a pedestrian and cyclist bridge spanning the Humber River in Toronto, Canada. Easily accessible from nearby parks and lakes, the bridge is one of the few curved steel pedestrian bridges in North America. After its grand opening in 2003, the bridge quickly became an iconic landmark in the city, with its arching design drawing attention from photographers and travelers alike. The bridge’s curved arcs are lined with bronze steel and featured with blue lighting at night, making it an iconic stop along the city’s waterfront. While the bridge makes for a great backdrop for professional and amateur photographers, it also serves as a major access point for walkers, joggers, cyclists and rollerbladers. The bridge easily connects Etobicoke and downtown Toronto, making it a convenient spot for commuters and recreational visitors. With an abundance of green parks and the beautiful lakefront, visitors won’t be disappointed in the scenic terrain around Humber Bay Arch Bridge.