Ninth Street Bridge

The Ninth Street Bridge is a 2 span pedestrian and cycling truss bridge over the Boise river which was built in 1911. Each span is 160 ft. The bridge is adjacent to the Ann Frank Human Rights Memorial.nnIt is one of the best to do a photoshoot. Other than that you can enjoy the view of the Boise river from the bridge.

This bridge over looks the Boise river which is just so beautiful any time of year. If you happen to be walking on the bridge during late spring or summer you may come across some ginormous spiders, like the one I attached to this review.

It's an old historic bridge next Anne Frank Memorial, and Boise Main Library. A great place to overlook Boise River and both sides of the Greenbelt.

I take this bridge every day. Well-made bridge, nice view of the water, but very bumpy.

I remember back in the '70s, riding across this bridge in the family car. It was almost too narrow for those old boats to pass each other going opposite directions and the bridge deck would shake and shudder like it was going to collapse. The new paint and blacktop make it look almost new but back then it looked like it was 160 years old and not sixty.