Vermont Street Pedestrian Bridge

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Vermont St & Pascoe St

San Diego, CA 92103

The Vermont Street Pedestrian Bridge is a unique structure in San Diego, CA, providing a safe and convenient pathway for pedestrians to cross over the busy street below.

This landmark serves as a vital link for the local community, offering a picturesque way to traverse the area on foot while enjoying scenic views of the surrounding neighborhood.

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4.59 reviews

Kathi B.

2/23/2020

I am always proud to brag that my neighborhood has a walking bridge to Trader Joes! This bridge is a work of art with concrete artwork, poetic quotes and is simply an awesome landmark. Needless...

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Anne F.

8/20/2021

It's usually great when my route takes me by this bridge. It's got a ton of details so I am able to notice something different every time I cross. However I've been a few times and it felt too...

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Brad B.

4/12/2018

I hate to say it, but this bridge has declined quickly and has joined the ranks of our public libraries, which double as a massive homeless hangouts. As a bridge, this one is awesome. It has...

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Mick G.

11/19/2007

So this is one of my favorite places in San Diego. I never knew the old bridge here, but this new one is really amazing. There are days that I can spend a chunck of time contemplating the...

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Yvonne C.

3/28/2017

Surprised I didn't find this adorable bridge before, on my walk with my puppy-nephew which is by his home in Uptown, we came upon it. Looks pretty new and I just love the sayings and quote art on...

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