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Bixby Bridge is the undeniable superstar of Highway 1. This sweeping concrete giant curves gracefully between rugged cliffs, framing the Pacific like it knows every traveler is here for that photo. Standing before it feels like stepping into a classic California postcard. What makes Bixby even more special is its artistry. The bridge's design mirrors the Art Deco movement from the era it was built, giving it a sleek, elegant silhouette that perfectly complements the wild coastline. It's functional engineering that doubles as sculpture, which explains why it's one of the most photographed bridges in the world. Parking can be tight, but the views are completely worth the patience. Crashing waves, dramatic cliffs, salty air, and a piece of historic architecture that is both sturdy and stunning. Bixby Bridge is a must-stop on any Big Sur adventure. Cameras ready.
It was hard finding parking on a weekend. Luckily, people don't stay long. Unfortunately, there's only one lane going north and one lane going south. The Bixby Bridge was absolutely beautiful. Great place to take pictures and watch the sunset.
This is just one of those iconic bridges you have to just stop, get out the car, and take a few moments to appreciate with it's stunning backdrop. Parking can be tricky and be careful of traffic. Do yourself a favor and don't just take in the view from the top. There is a little pathway which drops you down lower so you don't get as much of the crowds in your pictures. Also, hop over the otherside of the bridge for a different vantage point.
Very cool looking bridge going over a gorgeous canyon. If you're driving down hwy 1 it's definitely worth stopping and taking in the view! Be careful walking along the edge though!
A wonderfully striking bridge, offering beautiful views worthy of a lingering gaze--or perhaps something more sinister. Parking is available along the roadside nearby, though on busier days, you may be forced to leave your carriage a little farther away. One final warning, dear traveler: take great care when crossing the road. The bridge may be inviting, but the passing traffic is considerably less forgiving.
This is an amazing spot along Hwy 1 for a sunset. We didn't have a hard time finding a parking spot on a weekday, though there were quite a few people and cars there. Plenty of spots to sit or stand and take in the views. There are lots of other spots nearby that are amazing for views.
Gorgeous bridge, I am reviewing this spot 6 years later but it's one of my favorite spots, and I think about going there a lot and driving again. We had gone on a sunny day and made a lot of stops along the coast and it was absolutely gorgeous
this place is beautiful but not much to do snd always blocked so nobody can stop by anywhere near.
Bixby Bridge is an absolute must-see on the Pacific Coast Highway! It's a great example of the contrast and beauty of engineering against nature. The dramatic cliffs, sweeping ocean views, and iconic architecture make it one of the most breathtaking stops along Highway 1. Whether you're driving across or stopping at one of the scenic pullouts, this is definitely a must for any Big Sur road trip!!
Nature has a way of expressing themselves. This is quite a view. The bridge is situated in Monterey county on highway 1. It will be hard to miss it. There's not a whole lot of parking space, but lots of cars trying to squeeze in just to see and enjoy this fantastic view.
Bixby bridge is a must stop when you're in the area especially since you see this bridge often in photos when exploring this area of California. The only reason I gave it a 4 vs a 5 is because during our visit there was a lot of road construction going on where the bridge is located so there was less than a handful of spots available to park to an already limited parking area when there is no construction going on. Fortunately we found a spot and were able to enjoy the view of the bridge and coastline. We were also fortunate to have a sunny day since the last time we came it was so foggy we could barely see the bridge. A beautiful historic California site.
Stopped by this historic bridge on the way down hwy 1. It's a nice place to take pictures. The parking is very very limited. Parking is along the side of the hill or near the coast. There's traffic to there as 1 is partially closed due to land slides. Saw a lot of tourists taking risks walking along the highway trying to get pictures.
Along the way south of highway 1, after Monterey, Carmel-by-the-sea, we can see many beautiful beaches and sceneries, passed Point Lobos, we will cross the famous Bixby Bridge where it's beautiful looking down the rocks and the ocean. It's quite difficult to find a parking spot on the road, but on the left hand side there's a road where people are parking sometimes, not sure if it's permitted. If you find a parking spot, then take as many pictures as you can and leave for someone else to park and enjoy the views.
6 years ago
LA to Big Sur trip: as everyone has mentioned, your trip isn't complete without making a trip at this iconic bridge. We went during MLK Jr weekend (on a Saturday & Monday). PARKING: there are two areas you can park. There's a dirt road path that shows one side of the bridge. And one on the pavement that shows that more "popular" side/view of the bridge. On the Saturday visit (around 3pm), we were driving up to Big Sur and it was CLOUDY. So it had that mysterious look at the bridge. I'm assuming since it was a long weekend & a Saturday, it was PACKED. Cars were having difficulty finding parking or navigating in the dirt road. The cloudy look was pretty cool and it was COLD so bring a jacket if the weather shows cloudy ness. On the Monday visit (around 9am), we were driving back to LA and made another pit stop. A lot sunnier weather & less people. The view was amazing! I'd recommend seeing both sides of the bridge when you get a chance. You're already there so you might as well enjoy your time there. We probably spent 30 mins there enjoying the view & taking our pics. read more
5 years ago
Afraid of heights!? Yes me too! But to just pull off to the side of the road and get a picture as close as I could handle, next to this astonishing bridge. Was well worth it. There are some unique stories behind this bridge. The amount of people traffic that this bridge receives is insane... but I'm glad that I had the chance of being near it. Looking over the sides gets your blood pumping seeing how deep down the water is. read more
Bixby Bridge is a landmark attraction in Big Sur CA-1 along the rugged pacific coast headlands. Depending on the time of the year, it has different feels with oceanic vibes that one can simply soak in and forget all the worries for a moment. It's a great spot for photography too. It can get crowded on weekends owing to it's popularity and tourist visitors. read more
3 years ago
6 years ago
A nice little detour to take a picture of the bridge. There were quite a few cars and people pulling off to snap a quick shot. read more
I've seen photos of this bridge for ages and always wanted to see it for myself. Well, with having a few days off for Winter break, it seemed like a great time to do so. The views here are great, and there is a decent amount of parking. Plenty of tourists at all times though. You're not supposed to go off path, but I did, and I found a memorial of someone who died on site. So be careful if you decide to explore as it can be pretty steep at certain points, and people have fallen. Still, it's a great spot for pictures and often pops up in California calendars. As a resident of California, this is something that was long overdue for me to see, and I do suggest those who live in the area, or are traveling through the PCH, to give it a shot. read more
4 years ago
4 years ago
Parking felt safe being that there's a ton of tourists and busy highway. Definitely be aware of your surroundings as this is a very active highway, shocked the state hasn't blocked people from taking photos of the bridge because that's all it is a photo backdrop which is beautiful but that's it. The cliff side isn't sturdy so be safe. Don't attempt to walk the bridge as I saw other tourists do, it's just unfair to the locals who use the bridge to get home, again this is still an active highway. I would recommend if you're driving highway 1 and want visit the scenic views of the beautiful coastline. Fresh air and beautiful scenery read more
5 years ago
Stop by for a wonderful view at Bixby Bridge. It's one of the most popular bridges out there, so it's a must see if it's your first time! Parking can get crowded at certain times. Definitely worth it & a perfect getaway. read more
8 years ago
Review #079 - 2019 After all these years, I finally made it out to Bixby Bridge! I've had this place on my bookmark for quite some time, but never made the effort to drive out since it's such a long drive out. I decided to make it a MUST stop for our drive down to LA for the kids's spring break since I rarely drive to LA & it was a good opportunity since it was just me & the kids--so they obviously can't say no to me since I'm the driver. I'm glad we got to finally see it in person because it was very beautiful! Sadly, this route adds an extra 4-5 hours of drive time to LA so I definitely won't be doing it again in the future. It's definitely worth the drive, just don't do it alone as the drive gets pretty tiresome. read more
4 years ago
Amazing place to visit! We almost turned around coz the drive was soooo far but glad we still went. read more
7 years ago
Drove past it the first time I realize this was the place I was trying to get two after a 3 hour road trip from my house to out here. Really nice view!!! Small tourist section to park which sucks but I parked across the street to make it easier to get out. You can not access the beach bellow it's private as well as if you drive after the bridge the beach that you can see from the road is also private land. read more
This Bixby Bridge is one of the most beautiful spots to stop at on the Pacific Coast Highway drive! I lived in SoCal & NorCal, so I've driven a lot on various sections of the PCH-1. Want to know a secret? I don't think you need to drive the whole thing to get a good feel for this iconic roadway. My favorite parts of this famous highway are: 1. Santa Monica to a bit north of Malibu 2. Carmel to Bixby Bridge Since I'm talking about Bixby Bridge, I'll just focus on some tips regarding the second choice. I did a bunch of short trips from Carmel and Monterey down the PCH-1 to Bixby. This is a great spot to take out of town visitors if they want to get a taste of the PCH-1 drive without having to commit to the long drive down to San Simeon. At the moment, I don't think you can go TOO far past Bixby anyway due to the situation with one of the other bridges. If your time in California is short, you can drive from Carmel to Bixby in a mere 15-30 minutes (depending on traffic). The rugged coastline is jaw dropping! I recommend continuing on for another 10-20 minutes south just to take in more of the gorgeous views. I promise, you will have a TON of photo ops along the way! Traffic does move slowly at times on this road as it's very curvy and there are a lot of tourists driving slowly along the road. There are many pull offs along the side of the road where you can stop to take photos, as always be cautious when crossing the road and look both ways since you do have a lot of dazed tourists driving around while gawking at the views. I've done the PCH-1 drive from Hearst Castle to Carmel twice, which is south to north. The views are probably a bit more impressive going in the other direction, but you will also be on the side with the drop off. The highway suffered some damage this past winter due to storms. One of the bridges further down is currently being rebuilt, so you can't currently do the popular Carmel to Hearst Castle drive, you would have to take an alternate route. The other thing to consider when timing your trip to Bixby is the marine layer, this is basically a fog that seems to often burn off by noon most days. If you are opting to head out first thing in the morning to take photos by the bridge, it may not be clear and sunny yet. Ask about this at your hotel if you prefer to go when it's less foggy, they can probably give you a better idea on timing. Time of year also plays into this, so I recommend doing more research to find out the ideal time to do visit if this is your main purpose of coming to CA. Cell phone reception is not the greatest down by Bixby, but that depends on your carrier too. Also, be sure to get gas before heading down the PCH-1 as there aren't a ton of businesses. read more
4 years ago
this is a stop on my 1 day big sur PCH road trip! i made a y0utube video with tips and info you need to know about all 5 stops & 2 restaurants, so you can be prepared! search "Nikko Gandia Travels" or find a link to my y0utube on my profile. all stops have free parking options and are easily accessible to most and can be explored rather quickly. read more
This is the iconic feel of Big Sur, the view of the bridge and the coastline is just amazing. Getting parking in the area can be a little tough, but traffic goes pretty slow through the bridge so it's not too hard to pull off. It's definitely worth stopping, there is a little trial on the left side if you are driving south on Highway 1. The view of whole coastline of Big Sur is breathtaking, I recommend stopping by Julia Pfeiffer-Burns State Park, the view of the cove there is definitely worth the drive! read more
3 years ago
Attention weary travelers on the scenic byway that is California's famous State Route 1: Bixby Bridge is NOT to be missed, and was solidly the second most breathtaking spot on a route full of nothing but, glimpsed by myself and my roadtripping companions on our Pacific Coast Highway journey from San Francisco to Pismo Beach in the Winter of 2015. Definitely the number one best spot for a photo op that we found though! Be careful at the turnoff as there are tons of people who also want the same photo op, and whom are not paying attention to the road or traffic. Park. Take a picture. Take it all in. Highway 1 is magical, and Bixby Bridge is a historic landmark that is a veritable feat of modern architecture. Stop! You know you want to. Someone in the car is probably sick by now anyway and could use a breather. (Note: most breathtaking spot was the random Caribbean blue lagoon glimpsed from somewhere between Santa Cruz and Big Sur. Not sure how to find it or what it's name is. Need to consult my Coastal Highway travel guide gifted to me by yelper adventurer extraordinaire, Regina W., who accompanied me on this trip. Maybe it was Point Lobos?) read more
11 years ago
The Bixby Bridge is a MUST if you are visiting Big Sur, Monterey, or Carmel-by-the-Sea. Really, outside of the Golden Gate Bridge it has to be the most photographed bridge on the West Coast and quite possibly America. It really is one of the rare times something man-made nearly stands up to Mother Nature's awesomeness. Almost. Now, I don't know much about bridges, so I turned to www.cambriahistoricalsociety.com/history_highway1.html for the details. According to the website, the bridge is an open-spandrel concrete arch bridge that is 716 feet with a curve that was completed on November 23, 1932 making it a boring Sagittarius. Imagine if it was built just two days earlier? It could have been an awesome Scorpio like me and then I could say the bridge was curved to resemble a scorpion... what could have been... What is really interesting though is that the bridge and Highway 1 aka Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) along the Big Sur coast was built by convicts from San Quentin. Add that to the list of things I did not know were made by prisoners such as Victoria Secrets panties, license plates, and books for the blind. Back to the bridge... It's named for some dead dude named Charles Bixby that owned some land and a sawmill in the area. ZZZzzzz... Now for some useful information, where to park! Two areas to park and take photos from are both on the northern side of the bridge. Heading southbound from Carmel-by-the-Sea right before the bridge is a turnout on the right side (coastal side of PCH). You can usually find parking at this turnout unless a Chinese tour bus is parked like a dickbutt taking up all the spaces. But fear not, if you can't find parking in the turnout, on the left side (mountainous side of PCH) is the unpaved Old Coast Road where you can park on the side. Just be wary of cars travelling northbound on PCH turning blindly into Old Coast Road. Like all postcard and poststamp places, expect tourists. However, if you are patient and wait for the tour buses to leave you can still get some good shots. Also, don't be that fool that dies taking a selfie or Instagram photo. It's just not worth it. Honestly, I witnessed a flip-flop wearing amateur photographer nearly fall off the cliff because he was trying to get a better angle of the bridge using his Canon DSLR that was likely set to Auto. Almost. At the end of the day, the breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean and the Big Sur coastline separated by the Bixby Bridge was really a sight to see. * I bet you didn't know but John Steinbeck also worked on building PCH! Click below for more interesting facts about PCH from the US Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration http://1.usa.gov/21hxo3P. read more
11 years ago
Bixby Bridge, which is pretty high up as the Northern Part of your Big Sur trip, is Highway 1 for those glorious 8-10 seconds. There's a vista point after where you can stop at and take pictures. Be careful - very careful here! There were a lot of people backing up and signaling and trying to get spots- the spots are on the road. People walk across the street because that's where you take the picture! Oy vey. Be careful! Honestly don't know what else to say because I felt nothing special about the Bixby Bridge :P You get a view of the ocean, which (yes) looks nice here as well [most of Big Sur actually]. Hope it's not foggy when you come here and sorry for my bad pictures :P I think I took a slanted photo haha. If it's not up, it'll be uploaded soon! Bixby Bridge, depending on your direction, will be the beginning or the end of your Big Sur trip! read more
This iconic bridge is a definite must see if you're in the Big Sur area. You don't actually have to traverse the entire coastal route from San Luis Obispo to Monterey in order to see it. It's about 15 miles south of Carmel, so if you're in the Monterey area, it's really only a short drive south. There's only a small parking area off the shoulder on the south side of the bridge for viewing, and it can get very crowded there causing a traffic mess. There's also a very steep drop off from the ledge with no guard rails, so please be careful while you are there taking photos and looking around. read more
7 years ago
Stopped here on our drive along Hway 1 on our way back to Orange county Monterey. This is one of the most popular bridge used in films . So glad we got to see it up close. The view was stunning. Just be warned that it can get crowded. We were lucky to get a parking spot. You shouldn't miss this if your driving along Hway 1. Might take awhile before we drive here again as its a long and winding drive though we did enjoy the scenery. read more
You're probably too young to remember "Then Came Bronson", a show I used to stay up late and watch when I should have been doing my math homework. It was about an ultra-cool anti-establishment guy who takes off on his dead friend's Harley to search for the meaning in his life. I'm not sure he found it, but in the opening credits, he managed to cruise over the Bixby Bridge at the 1:08 mark of the video at this link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnPIOH8bCfk). Built at the height of the Depression in 1932, it stands over 280 feet high and served as the entry point for the first cars to drive through Big Sur. The iconic image of this high arch bridge has been used multiple times for automobile and beer commercials because it came to symbolize the testosterone-driven sense of freedom people were looking for back in the late 60's. Over four decades later, it still casts a spell when you come upon it on Highway One. Luckily, there is a small parking lot that allows you to stop and take photos to your heart's content. read more
Highway 1 is a twisting, cliff-hugging 123-mile road trip along the California Central Coast. Perhaps, the most iconic image along this highway is the Bixby Bridge. A good road trip is more than just getting from point A to point B; sometimes you have to get out of the car. To really appreciate Highway 1 and this bridge there is a small pull out parking area on both sides of the bridge. It is a great spot to stop and admire the amazing bridge construction and the Pacific Ocean. read more
No, we weren't here to make a commercial or music video! This famous bridge has been captured in countless ads. I've driven across this bridge on the back of a sport bike, sports car, mini van and sedan. Haha, my life through the years! No matter how many times you drive along Highway 1, you are immediately awestruck by the sheer beauty of the California coast. This is a popular stopping point for tourists travelling from all over the world and our nation. This is one of the most popular tourist attractions because of the bridge and also of the panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean. I would suggest coming here early due to the high volume of cars and it's a one lane road. As we were leaving this area, noticed a caravan of cars a mile long, going towards Big Sur. Pay special attention to the numerous cyclist who are also sharing this narrow road. read more
Even if you've never been to the Bixby Bridge, you've probably seen it a bunch of times... in TV commercials for cars. TV commercials for cars always show the car driving someplace unfettered, free & beautiful (as opposed to the reality of sitting in gridlock). So if you've ever seen a TV commercial where a car crosses a bridge with an elegant concrete arch spanning a gorgeous, rugged coastline, you've most likely seen the Bixby Bridge. Advertisers know how great the Bixby Bridge looks on TV. It looks even better in person. But, honestly, every inch of coastline out around these parts is stunningly scenic. Pick a spot, any spot, stop & look around. Beautiful. &, honestly, the Bixby Bridge isn't even the only concrete arch bridge on Highway 1. For me, though, it's a symbol & a sentimental favorite. Look up just about any list of "most scenic drives" & you'll find Highway 1 through Big Sur on that list. Cruising that section of the Coast is a wonderful decompressor. Get out on curvy, hilly Highway 1 with the Sun & the Sea, everything else fades away. Coming South from the SF Bay Area, in the S2000 or on the Daytona 675, the Bixby Bridge is my gateway to that stretch of Highway 1 through Big Sur. It's all about the journey not the destination. But, paradoxically, the Bixby Bridge feels like the destination that marks the start of the journey. Whenever I see the Bixby Bridge, I feel like I've gone far enough to get away. There's a sense that the real fun is about to begin. It feels like vacation, even if only for a day. So the next time you see the Bixby Bridge in a TV commercial for a car, don't buy into the car, buy into the getaway. read more
Cliffs, the coast, and a super sweet bridge! Do yourself a favor and check for road closures before heading here and you will be all set. Worth every moment of stopping and pulling over to take it all in. You have the bridge! Classic. You have the beautiful coast right off the cliffs, also beautiful! Worth checking out at least once in your life time :-) read more
8 years ago
5 stars for an iconic photo stop along Highway 1. Bixby Creek Bridge is a landmark gateway in to Big Sur that you've definitely seen in a movie or TV show (even if you didn't realize it.) Driving south from Garrapata State Park, I almost forgot we'd cross over this. Traffic slows down as you approach and you'll start to see cars pulled off on the right hand side. There is also a small dirt lot to the left (again if you're southbound) that's a little bit dicey but at least had spaces. The photos I took were from that lot and it was a bit overcast. Still, enjoyable, quick stop that everyone should do if you're making the drive anyway. Be careful of pedestrians, considerate of others waiting to park and soak in the amazing coastal scenery. read more
8 years ago
During our drive through Big Sur, Bixby Bridge was the most stunning view! We came here pretty early in the morning and were disappointed that it was so foggy. After a few hours and lunch, we stopped by again and our jaws dropped. The view was gorgeous! With the ocean on the right and canyon on the left, Bixby Bridge offers incredible views of the Big Sur area. Just look at my pictures and you'll agree. A must for a Big Sur trip! read more
I recommend that Big Little Lies should just be re-titled Big Lies because all my preconceived ideas about Monterey were flat-out wrong. Sure it's a pretty bridge surrounded by the coast, but this was literally an hour down from Monterey. Fun fact: If you backtrack to Monterey and take the 101 down to LA, you'd actually be saving time on the drive down, albeit on a much uglier route. At least you'd avoid Coalinga. read more
8 years ago
The Bixby Bridge is so cool!! Even on a day that was slightly overcast like ours, it was still really easy to see the bridge and the beauty around the bridge. Big Sur is one of the most beautiful places I've been too! We were heading back down to Santa Barbara so we decided to take the Highway 1 route. While stopped at the Bixby Bridge we were talking to fellow travelers. Someone told us that this one of the biggest bridges made of concrete in the world. How cool is that?! I felt very safe driving across it after I learned this! :) This spot was a great rest stop but it also very crowded even on a cloudy day. I would recommend to stop here to take a few photos but carry on further to another stop if you want to picnic and hang out for a bit. read more
One of the famous stop and spot when you drive along the road to Big Sur and it rightfully gives an idea of what is to come ahead .. :) It is one of the prettiest settings that I have seen, no wonder it is one of the most photographed feature in the world .. with the sea n shore on one side and this man made marvel on the other .. it makes you feel that you are about to enter a mystic place and the Bixby is the bridge between mysticism and realism .. On this side it is the real world and on the other side lies narnia or something :) A place to visit and admire that's for sure. read more
6 years ago
Beautiful..Breathe taking Views..I initially thought it was called Big Sur and Almost missed the Bridge but luckily as I approached it.. saw a group of people taking photos and decided to pull over.. it was Amazing but the drive back to LA sucked.. too long of a drive.. All I can say is.. you better have a sports car or else.. it will take forever.. and don't drink and drive;)) because the "S" turns will lead you into the Peninsula;)) read more
8 years ago
Was driving along the coast and suddenly I see a plethora of cars chilling on the side of the road and a maaasssive amount of people taking pictures. So what did the nosy person in me do? Park, get out, and see what the jazz was all about. And boy was I glad I did! Bixby Bridge is absolutely gorgeous! It's also not a difficult hike (if you could call it that) it's more of a walk down hill! If I could do it in birks, so can you! The bridge is quite large and parking can be quite difficult however if you're patient you can get a spot pretty quickly! Be careful though I saw people running across the road to get to the bridge (kinda dangerous). The bridge also overlooks the sea and it's a complete sight to behold. Absolutely breathtaking! If you're driving towards Mcway Falls, you ll pass by it! I highly recommend you stop, take a break, and check out this bridge! For those instagrammers, the bridge as a back drop is . read more
5 years ago
We were travelling from San Jose to Big Sur and the entire road trip was so beautiful. The highlight was definitely the Bixby bridge at the end. We got so many good photos here! The weather was a little cloudy and there was fog all over but the beauty of this place only got more highlighted. Absolutely loved this stop! read more
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