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Love the view and the feeling when you drove over the bridge! It's just welcomed you to the city!
Having been a native of Charleston my entire life (yes. One of those who knew the Grace and Pearman had their own names and not just the "Old" & "New" Cooper River Bridges), I will say I was hesitant at first when the double -diamond design of the ARJ bridge came in circulation. But now, having driven under the expanse of the cables suspended from the diamonds countless times, I must say that it's an architectural delight! The contrast of steel amidst the natural skyline brings its own beauty and photographic feast!
4-22-24 & 5-17-24 Luckily in this past month I was able to drive across this bridge twice. First time as a passenger the second time I was the driver. It takes you from Charleston to Mount Pleasant which is directly north of it. Then on your return back south the same thing in reverse. It is definitely a site to see and not to be missed as it is so beautiful. Usually I am afraid of heights but going across you can see how well built it is and I felt safe. Definitely big enough to accommodate all the vehicles going across. Thankfully because of its size and well planned out design the traffic moves quickly across.
I'm not sure how to rate a bridge, but I made a wrong turn getting out of Charleston and went over the bridge to Mount Pleasant and ended up at Patriots Point... there was this HUGE accident on the other side, so I decided to stay in Mount Pleasant a bit, explore and find a place for dinner... Then after dinner, I drove back on the bridge and there was ZERO traffic. It's a nice bridge. Nicely lit at night. And from the water and at sunset, the bridge is quite beautiful. I give this bridge a 5 out of 5! It's a good bridge.
This is a very nice, iconic bridge connecting downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. You can cross by car or they have a pedestrian bridge, though I have only driven over it. There are ample lanes for crossing, and it does get backed up during rush hour. It is also really pretty at nighttime.
I love walking/running the Ravenel bridge at sunrise! This is best done with headphones to tune out the sound of traffic. The view from the top is simply gorgeous. You can sometimes catch a cargo ship going under, which is very cool to see. You can walk, run, or bike. Do not rollerblade!!! It is far too steep for this activity. Great for other forms of movement.
A walkable bridge! We love to see it. We parked in the designated lot underneath the bridge and walked on the path over to the start. At this point in my trip, we had already driven on the bridge a few time during the day and at night and it's a spectacular work of architecture. We came here kinda early 9ish and it was chilly, as the wind moved all around us. Coming back was more comfortable since the wind was primarily blowing behind us. There are mile markers along the way, which I love. We decided to get to the 1 mile mark before turning back, making our trek 2 miles total. If you want to walk to the end of the bridge, it's 2.5, so 5 miles total. Choose your own adventure! Plenty of walkers, joggers, and bikers enjoying the morning. Since it's a busy bridge, it was pretty noisy so a good idea would be to test out some noise-cancelling headphones. It would be cool if the barrier between the pathway and lanes was higher to soften some of the noise, but it felt safe and I'm not so sure that would help dampen the cars anyway. Definitely check out this bridge, both driving and walking!
This is a spectacular and cool bridge to run, walk, or bike. The views and the scenery are amazing, I ran during the day on Sunday and it's just a beautiful place to do your morning or evening routine. There are water fountains and the begging, mid point, and the end of the route just in case you forgot your water bottle. Recommend parking on the Downtown side. If you're in the area, this is a must to do during your visit and it's free !
Been since 2007 I previously ran this bridge. Drove from North Charleston to Mt Pleasant, the drive over is steep . Parked at Shell station began slow run up to top. One thing I didn't remember was how narrow the walker/runner lane was compared to bike lane. I don't necessarily like being closed in while running so stayed on dotted line and did look-back for bikers when passing. I went to top and over on Charleston side a ways down close to where bends around into the city, turnaround came back. It gets bit windy on bridge so secure hats/visors. Scenic views at top, tourist attraction.
Hadn't been on this bridge in many years. Caught a few shots from a nearby parking lot before driving across the bridge yesterday, Tuesday 01-23-24. Looking forward to doing a walk and jog across in the future.
This is a super cool cable bridge whether traveling in a car or by foot. It is beautifully constructed with picturesque views and extremely pedestrian friendly. At no point was I in fear of my safety during my run. We traveled from Charleston and parked at the gas station on the Mount Peasant side. Running this bridge has been a bucket list item since driving over it in 2017. It wasn't as exhilarating as running the Sunshine Skyway in St. Pete, but it was pretty spectacular nonetheless. I highly recommend you take a drive or a stroll over it if you're visiting the Charleston area.
In numerous trips to the Charleston area, I've frequently driven over the bridge, but as my opportunities to visit may be coming to an end, I took the chance to walk the pedestrian section of the bridge. The bridge itself is a spectacular piece of infrastructure, and from a driving perspective I've never had any problems with traffic. The pedestrian/bike bridge on the downriver side is several miles long and is reliably well-attended, and the views are gorgeous, from the panorama of the city and its surrounding waterways to the ability to catch the sun setting through the suspension lines. At the center, there is a platform with some benches and a single trash can; other facilities are available in the park at the northern side of the bridge. I am a bit surprised that the fence on the pathway is as low as it is. Not that anyone is likely to fall over it accidentally, but it is not the sort of inward-sloping suicide deterrent construction that one commonly sees on major bridges, and I'm quite confident that the bridge is high enough that jumping would likely be fatal. I'll leave any deeper public health discussion outside the context of Yelp reviews, but simply to note to the visitor that I was surprised by that construction decision.
Beautiful structure Impressive and beautiful modern bridge that connects Charleston and Mt Pleasant. It has a similar look to our Bay Bridge in San Francisco as you enter and cross the bridge from the Oakland side. It reminded me of the diamond shaped tower except this bridge has two of those beautiful towers that has a cable-stayed suspension design. We had a nice view of it from the Patriots Point Naval Museum. The bridge has 8 lanes and crosses over the Cooper River. We crossed the bridge as we headed to Charleston for a cultural adventure. It is our first time in the State of South Carolina. The bridge also includes a shared bicycle-pedestrian path, safe for runners and walkers. The bridge must look beautiful at night with all the lights... I was just awed by it and thought that this was an amazing accomplishment. Charleston has a right to be proud of the Bridge! Review #1846
Having been a native of Charleston my entire life (yes. One of those who knew the Grace and Pearman had their own names and not just the "Old" & "New" Cooper River Bridges), I will say I was hesitant at first when the double -diamond design of the ARJ bridge came in circulation. But now, having driven under the expanse of the cables suspended from the diamonds countless times, I must say that it's an architectural delight! The contrast of steel amidst the natural skyline brings its own beauty and photographic feast! read more
2 years ago
4-22-24 & 5-17-24 Luckily in this past month I was able to drive across this bridge twice. First time as a passenger the second time I was the driver. It takes you from Charleston to Mount Pleasant which is directly north of it. Then on your return back south the same thing in reverse. It is definitely a site to see and not to be missed as it is so beautiful. Usually I am afraid of heights but going across you can see how well built it is and I felt safe. Definitely big enough to accommodate all the vehicles going across. Thankfully because of its size and well planned out design the traffic moves quickly across. read more
I'm not sure how to rate a bridge, but I made a wrong turn getting out of Charleston and went over the bridge to Mount Pleasant and ended up at Patriots Point... there was this HUGE accident on the other side, so I decided to stay in Mount Pleasant a bit, explore and find a place for dinner... Then after dinner, I drove back on the bridge and there was ZERO traffic. It's a nice bridge. Nicely lit at night. And from the water and at sunset, the bridge is quite beautiful. I give this bridge a 5 out of 5! It's a good bridge. read more
2 years ago
This is a very nice, iconic bridge connecting downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. You can cross by car or they have a pedestrian bridge, though I have only driven over it. There are ample lanes for crossing, and it does get backed up during rush hour. It is also really pretty at nighttime. read more
I love walking/running the Ravenel bridge at sunrise! This is best done with headphones to tune out the sound of traffic. The view from the top is simply gorgeous. You can sometimes catch a cargo ship going under, which is very cool to see. You can walk, run, or bike. Do not rollerblade!!! It is far too steep for this activity. Great for other forms of movement. read more
A walkable bridge! We love to see it. We parked in the designated lot underneath the bridge and walked on the path over to the start. At this point in my trip, we had already driven on the bridge a few time during the day and at night and it's a spectacular work of architecture. We came here kinda early 9ish and it was chilly, as the wind moved all around us. Coming back was more comfortable since the wind was primarily blowing behind us. There are mile markers along the way, which I love. We decided to get to the 1 mile mark before turning back, making our trek 2 miles total. If you want to walk to the end of the bridge, it's 2.5, so 5 miles total. Choose your own adventure! Plenty of walkers, joggers, and bikers enjoying the morning. Since it's a busy bridge, it was pretty noisy so a good idea would be to test out some noise-cancelling headphones. It would be cool if the barrier between the pathway and lanes was higher to soften some of the noise, but it felt safe and I'm not so sure that would help dampen the cars anyway. Definitely check out this bridge, both driving and walking! read more
This is a spectacular and cool bridge to run, walk, or bike. The views and the scenery are amazing, I ran during the day on Sunday and it's just a beautiful place to do your morning or evening routine. There are water fountains and the begging, mid point, and the end of the route just in case you forgot your water bottle. Recommend parking on the Downtown side. If you're in the area, this is a must to do during your visit and it's free ! read more
4 years ago
Been since 2007 I previously ran this bridge. Drove from North Charleston to Mt Pleasant, the drive over is steep . Parked at Shell station began slow run up to top. One thing I didn't remember was how narrow the walker/runner lane was compared to bike lane. I don't necessarily like being closed in while running so stayed on dotted line and did look-back for bikers when passing. I went to top and over on Charleston side a ways down close to where bends around into the city, turnaround came back. It gets bit windy on bridge so secure hats/visors. Scenic views at top, tourist attraction. read more
This is a super cool cable bridge whether traveling in a car or by foot. It is beautifully constructed with picturesque views and extremely pedestrian friendly. At no point was I in fear of my safety during my run. We traveled from Charleston and parked at the gas station on the Mount Peasant side. Running this bridge has been a bucket list item since driving over it in 2017. It wasn't as exhilarating as running the Sunshine Skyway in St. Pete, but it was pretty spectacular nonetheless. I highly recommend you take a drive or a stroll over it if you're visiting the Charleston area. read more
In numerous trips to the Charleston area, I've frequently driven over the bridge, but as my opportunities to visit may be coming to an end, I took the chance to walk the pedestrian section of the bridge. The bridge itself is a spectacular piece of infrastructure, and from a driving perspective I've never had any problems with traffic. The pedestrian/bike bridge on the downriver side is several miles long and is reliably well-attended, and the views are gorgeous, from the panorama of the city and its surrounding waterways to the ability to catch the sun setting through the suspension lines. At the center, there is a platform with some benches and a single trash can; other facilities are available in the park at the northern side of the bridge. I am a bit surprised that the fence on the pathway is as low as it is. Not that anyone is likely to fall over it accidentally, but it is not the sort of inward-sloping suicide deterrent construction that one commonly sees on major bridges, and I'm quite confident that the bridge is high enough that jumping would likely be fatal. I'll leave any deeper public health discussion outside the context of Yelp reviews, but simply to note to the visitor that I was surprised by that construction decision. read more
Beautiful structure Impressive and beautiful modern bridge that connects Charleston and Mt Pleasant. It has a similar look to our Bay Bridge in San Francisco as you enter and cross the bridge from the Oakland side. It reminded me of the diamond shaped tower except this bridge has two of those beautiful towers that has a cable-stayed suspension design. We had a nice view of it from the Patriots Point Naval Museum. The bridge has 8 lanes and crosses over the Cooper River. We crossed the bridge as we headed to Charleston for a cultural adventure. It is our first time in the State of South Carolina. The bridge also includes a shared bicycle-pedestrian path, safe for runners and walkers. The bridge must look beautiful at night with all the lights... I was just awed by it and thought that this was an amazing accomplishment. Charleston has a right to be proud of the Bridge! Review #1846 read more
6 years ago
A Charleston iconic view- when the bridge opened it was the longest cable-stayed bridge in North America. Construction for this bridge that spans the Cooper River began in 2001 and was opened in 2005. The total length is 13,200' and 573' in height and connects downtown Charleston to Mount Pleasant. I took countless photos of the bridge on 3 different boat tours and from both sides of the river too. It is the tallest structure in South Carolina. Also known as the Cooper Bridge and Ravenel Bridge. The bridge had to be high enough to accommodate ship traffic to a world-class port, strong enough to withstand seismic events like Charleston's 1886 earthquake (magnitude 7.3), sturdy enough to weather hurricanes like Hugo and aesthetically pleasing enough to satisfy the discerning public eye. The new structure also had to meet long-term traffic needs. To that end, it has eight vehicular lanes, and pedestrian and bicycle accommodations. read more
Very impressive engineering masterpiece from any angle, it represents America at its best and driving through is free unlike let's say the George Washington bridge where back in 2018 I had to pay 46 bucks to go through because my vehicle has 6 wheels, that was highway robbery or bridge robbery more appropriately. No tolls here but can't say that too loud because part of the reason sales taxes are higher is the bridge's funding This bridge goes over the Cooper River and was built back in the early 2000's and it looks just like it was opened yesterday, I wish I could take a good picture from the side. Love it every time we drive over read more
Make sure to carve out some time to walk the Ravenel Bridge! If you're intimidated by the full 2.5-ish miles (5 miles round trip) just go halfway to enjoy the scenic views of the city, Cooper River & Patriots Point below. Both my kiddos enjoyed the breezy walk, just make sure everyone watches out for bicyclists (right lane) and is mindful of joggers that share the pedestrian lane (left lane) The Ravenel Bridge connects Mount Pleasant and Charleston. The cable bridge was built in 2005 specifically for the ability of the passing freights to access local posts along the Cooper River. To park on the Mt. Pleasant side, plug the following into your fav navigation app: Mt. Pleasant Waterfront Park 99 Harry M. Hallman Blvd There's additional exercise equipment near the Mt. Pleasant entrance to the bridge if you want to stretch & get a full workout in. So glad we ended our day with this little stroll on the Ravenel Bridge. If one kid had her way, we would have done the full bridge but the other was a bit more realistic about doing the full 5 miles. read more
5 years ago
The Ravenel Jr Bridge is a staple of the Lowcountry for sure! I walk it once a year just for fun and always find a nice parking spot underneath the bridge on the Mt Pleasant side. I believe around summer time, films are played outdoors for public viewing and there's a fishing pier area where folks can also enjoy views of the peninsula. The sight of the ocean, marshland, forts, ships, USS Yorktown, etc are spectacular to soak in when you reach the middle part and there's some concrete benches scattered as well if you need a rest. You might want to bring headphones or ear plugs - the constant sound of the cars/traffic can be overstimulating for those that experience sensory overload. The walkway and bike lane are a bit narrow so being mindful of surroundings is also a must. At the bridge part near downtown, The Cigar Factory is just a few blocks down too in case you need to wet your whistle at Mercantile + Mash, slurp an oyster at Rappahannock, or maybe even treat yourself to a manicure at Varnish Lane! read more
This is one of the best things to do if you're into fitness and pretty views! You can park on either the Mt. Pleasant side or the Charleston side. If you park on the Mt. Pleasant side, you can use the parking at the Circle K. Make sure you lock your vehicle and keep valuables out of site. The bridge is a 2.5 mile route 1 way. If you go on the Mt. Pleasant side, there is also a little fitness trail at the bottom of the bridge. This is also where they do the annual Cooper River Bridge Run. Beware that there is a ridiculous amount of people who show up for that event and you need to sign up almost a year in advance. read more
Opened in 2005 for just a hair over half a billion dollars the wind and temblor resistant (about 300 mph and M 7.4 respectively) Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge replaces the John P Grace Memorial (ca 1929) and Silas N Pearman Bridges (ca 1966) Connecting downtown Charleston and Mt Pleasant the bridge carries over 75,000 vehicles daily and hosts the Cooper River Bridge Run annually. The 575 foot diamond towers support a 13200 ft long deck 180 feet above the Cooper River on 128 individual cables. It's a big honking fancy 8-lane bridge with two pairs coming and going to the east and an assortment of singles dropping off into Charleston to the west; for good measure there's a two and a half mile multi-purpose pedestrian/bike lane on the ocean side. BTW: looks spooky cool when it's all lit up at night in the fog. read more
5 years ago
I am terrified of bridges, TERRIFIED!!! For some reason this one did not scare me as bad as others. So why stop and walk it? Some suggested to park at the gas station but that felt wrong if I wasn't using the business. We found there is a parking lot right under the bridge where you can access the path easily as well as a visitor center, park, pier and gift shop. There is a good amount of foot and bicycle traffic so be cognizant of your surroundings. Pedestrian traffic stays to the inside lane and bikers on the outer lane. We went mid day and LAWD it was HoT!!!! Hang in there, there is a strong breeze after you get past the parking garage and hotel. It was a nice walk to the mid way point and there were benches to stop and admire the view. We stayed awhile and saw a container ship pass beneath us which was really fun, especially when the crew members waved big so we could see them. It made out day. The way down is much easier! When we got back to the bottom we visited the gift shop for smoothies to cool down with a nice view. Great experience! read more
The bridge run is an amazing event however should be hosted in the fall not in the middle of an already busy tourist season. Even if you don't want to sign up for the 10k, just walking the bridge on a nice day is a great time. Not much shade so plan accordingly. read more
Really neat experience walking on the pedestrian lane, we walked at sunset and the views were gorgeous. It's 2.5miles total, with mileage signs, bench seats in the center, and various emergency call stations. As expected, passing vehicles were loud, but I was still able to maintain a conversation with a walking friend. We were unsure where to park... so we parked at the Kangaroo gas station (which was 0.4miles from the start of the bridge). I'm not necessarily recommending this for parking, however it worked out for us. read more
What a beautiful bridge! The cables that hold this bridge up are breathtaking. You can drive or walk on this bridge and admire in its beauty. We also saw people jogging and riding their bikes along this magnificent structure. read more
7 years ago
Construction began in 2001 and the project was completed in 2005 this cable stayed extension bridge connects Mt. Pleasant to downtown Charleston emptying out onto the crosstown. Beautifully illuminated at night, the bridge is a vast improvement from the seperated, double sided, cantilever, double truss, super narrow rapidly aged, above water transportation statesman that held the high ground for years prior. Two diamond shaped towers anchor this monolithic beauty that without the nameskes influence and ability to negotiate funding, would have likley been a low budget toll bridge. With eight wide lanes, four a side, the Arthur Ravanel Jr. Bridge is not just for cars folks, the northernmost side is pleanty wide to accommodate walkers, joggers and bike riders. So walk it, run it, ride it but if your in town you must cross it by means other than with an automobile. read more
4 years ago
There's a reason walking/running/biking the Ravenal Bridge is such a popular Charleston activity for locals and visitors alike. The view of downtown and Mt. Pleasant can't be beat. There are benches along the way to sit and take in the view (or catch your breath). The Mt. Pleasant side has a lot of parking in a cute little park area. There are mileage signs along the way, which is nice. It's pretty noisy as it's a busy bridge with vehicles, but the bike/walk lane feels completely safe from traffic. The pedestrian area is divided into a bike lane and a walk/run lane. If you're not the athletic type, you can just walk part of the bridge and turn around. It really is a can't miss Charleston activity, and I recommend you check it out if you're visiting or live in Charleston. read more
We walked the bridge today, parked the car at Mt pleasant water front park, free parking, very convenient. Walked the half way of bridge and walk back. Its a very nice day with blue sky, a nice walk. Pretty to look at the bay. Definitely worth the try! read more
10 years ago
8 years ago
This is an absolutely stunning bridge that gives Charleston Harbor a a real diamond in its crown. Or two diamonds, since that is what the two towers look like. The bridge is really easy to drive over with eight lanes (four in each direction) as well as a pedestrian and bicycle lane. You can see the bridge for miles and when you're on the bridge you can also see for miles. Fantastic views of Downtown and the harbor. Underneath the bridge, towards the entrance to Patriot's Point, there is a small parking area with a pier that goes out into the harbor. Great view of the bridge from there too! read more
5 years ago
I love walking the pedestrian side of this bridge. I've started my trek on both sides and it all depends if you want the biggest incline at the start of your walk or in the middle. MP side starts off with the bigger incline. read more
8 years ago
I wanted to walk this bridge for years , but never had a good day to do it! So 71 degrees at Christmas time with a chance of rain was the right time! The hardest about the walk is finding parking! We were on the south side, charleston side! Parking is difficult! Look for public parking on east at across from a private gated lot ! Parking is only for 2 hours ! The walk at the most took us 40 minutes to go to the top and back . It's about 1.25 miles to the top. Great view and very windy. Be careful of runners and bikes ! A few benches to sit on ! read more
8 years ago
Great running path along the bridge. There are clearly marked running paths for bikers and runners. The path is also well lit in the morning with lots of runners so you feel fairly safe. The division between pedestrians is between a cement wall so there is safety built in there. There is at least two water stations on both ends. An enhancement would be a softer material to run on other than cement but I realize there is probably a weight or structural component considered here. Bottom line...great place for a bike ride, run or walk. Obviously this is a bit of a hill workout but not too challenging. The path is 2.5 miles one way from end to end so 5 miles out and back. Pros Clearly marked pedestrian path and separation for bikes and runners Water stations Path is free of cracks Safe ambiance Cons Could be a softer material to run on read more
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