Bridge of Flowers
Wheelchair accessible
A 400-foot long former trolley bridge transformed into a unique pedestrian garden in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, showcasing hundreds of flower varieties from early spring to late fall.

šŸ“œ Old trolley bridge converted into a 400-foot pedestrian garden, meticulously maintained by volunteers.
šŸ” Home to 500 varieties of flowers, vines, and shrubs.

Why Go

šŸŒø Breathtaking garden bursting with colorful flowers
šŸš¶ Leisurely stroll with panoramic river views
āœØ Unique landmark, testament to civic pride
šŸ“ø Perfect for photography

Tips

ā™æ Wheelchair and walker accessible
šŸ—“ļø Open from early spring until October 31
šŸ“ Visit the Village Information Center at 75 Bridge Street for more info

Cost

šŸ’° No entrance fee

Hours

šŸ•’ Early spring to October 31, daily

šŸ…æļø Parking

Additional parking available up the hill toward Salmon Falls Marketplace.

Last updated 28 days ago

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