Take a stroll along this historic 155-foot bridge overlooking Lake Lure and Chimney Rock that's brimming with thousands of blooming flowers.
There’s no better place to stop and smell the roses while taking in the breathtaking views of Lake Lure and the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains than the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge. Located just outside of Asheville, this spot was once an old highway bridge that has been transformed into a colorful community garden. This unique attraction invites visitors to stroll the 155 feet of the bridge and take in the 2000 species of blooming plants and various art installations.
The bridge was originally built in 1925 and repurposed in 2013 as the beautiful garden and landmark we know today. The garden is taken care of by wonderful and experienced volunteers, and each section is designed with careful consideration. Upon the bridge, visitors are met with extraordinary views of Chimney Rock, Lake Lure, and the Blue Ridge Mountains. These views are phenomenal on their own, but they’re even more amplified from the blossoming splendor along the bridge.
Explanatory signs provide information about the various plants, and the displays do change out throughout the year. This means you’ll likely get a one-of-a-kind experience if you’re able to come during different seasons! The Lake Lure Flowering Bridge is a truly special and tranquil attraction that awards visitors with the most beautiful views that you simply have to see for yourself. This bridge really is a symbol of the community as a whole and what results when passionate individuals work together to create something remarkable. Whether you love to garden, want the best views of the surrounding region, are looking for a romantic spot to take your other half, or just want to appreciate the thousands of brilliant florals on display, this picturesque bridge is nothing short of enchanting and is sure to leave you in awe.
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