Vicksburg Bridge: Gateway to History and Scenic Views
Experience the grandeur of the Mississippi River from the Vicksburg Bridge, a landmark offering scenic views and a gateway to history.
The Vicksburg Bridge, part of the I-20 corridor, spans the Mississippi River, connecting Vicksburg, Mississippi, with Louisiana. Offering stunning river views, it serves as both a vital transportation route and a landmark for visitors exploring the area's rich history.
A brief summary to Vicksburg Bridge
- I-20, Vicksburg, Mississippi, 39180, US
Local tips
- Visit during sunset for stunning views and perfect photography opportunities.
- Bring a camera to capture the picturesque scenery and striking architecture of the bridge.
- Explore nearby parks for picnic spots and additional vantage points of the bridge.
Getting There
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Driving
From downtown Vicksburg, take Washington Street south. Turn onto I-20 South/US-80 West and follow signs for the bridge. The drive is direct, with the bridge easily accessible from the interstate. Note that this is a toll bridge; ensure you have appropriate payment method.
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Walking
If starting from the Vicksburg National Military Park, exit the park and head southeast on Confederate Avenue. Continue onto Clay Street until the intersection with Halls Ferry Road. Turn left onto Halls Ferry Road and walk until you reach the I-20 overpass, where the Vicksburg Bridge will be visible. Be aware that walking on the I-20 bridge is not permitted for safety reasons.
