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Pensacola Bay Bridge Walking, Cycling Pathway Now Reopened To The Public
April 30, 2022
The Pensacola Bay Bridge multiuse path has reopened. allowing people to walk, run or cycle between Pensacola and Gulf Breeze.
The 10-footvwide lighted path includes six scenic overlooks, each equipped with shaded seating areas that provide panoramic views of Pensacola Bay. The path is intended for bicyclists and pedestrians. Motorized vehicles and fishing are not permitted on the path.
The three-plus mile path sustained significant damage during Hurricane Sally and had been closed for repairs and improvements since the storm made landfall in September 2020.
Construction continues on the westbound (Gulf Breeze to Pensacola) structure. The entire project is currently estimated for completion later this year.
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3 Responses to “Pensacola Bay Bridge Walking, Cycling Pathway Now Reopened To The Public”
Fix and open the fishing bridge, there is hardly nowhere decent to fish unless you have a boat.Skanskas barges took it out they should rebuild it, 2years and nothing’s been done.
Fix and open the fishing pier
Walking / Multiuse path is a GREAT plan, keeps those using it out of main, and crazy, roadway.
Question, for the westbound (Gulf Breeze to Pensacola) multiuse path, where will it end? From what we see there’s no good place for that path to terminate for walkers, joggers, bikers….
Are Electric Bikes considered motorized vehicleos? They do NOT belong on the vehicle portion of the bridge.