A Visit to the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge

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One place I knew I had to visit while I was in the Lake Lure area was the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge
Here is a quote from their website....
"Officially dedicated Oct. 19, 2013, the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge blooms on the historic 1925 Rocky Broad River bridge in Lake Lure, NC. When the bridge was closed to traffic in 2011, the Friends of the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge came together to create gardens on the 155 feet of the bridge and along a pathway at both ends of the three-arch span itself. With an emphasis on native plants, the Friends mission is to create a “Gateway to Somewhere Beautiful” for the enjoyment of the public.
Lovely view from the bridge...
Love the doors decorating the garden..
Attention to detail is seen in this family of owls...
Just a few of the plants along the path...
Many lovely things to see...
Bricked paved garden walkway...
An invitation I could not pass up....
I really enjoyed my leisurely stroll on the Lake Lure Flowering Bridge.  
If you find yourself in this area of NC I suggest you take some time and enjoy this lovely Flowering Bridge.
Happy Travels Everyone!
KathieyV:-)
Lake Lure Flowering Bridge • PO Box 125 • Lake Lure, NC 28746

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