John T Myers Pedestrian Bridge

Lafayette, IN 47906

The John T. Myers Pedestrian Bridge in Lafayette, IN, spans the Wabash River, connecting the cities of Lafayette and West Lafayette. This bridge serves as a vital link for pedestrians and cyclists, offering a scenic route for crossing the river.

With its modern design and picturesque views of the surrounding area, the John T. Myers Pedestrian Bridge provides a convenient and safe way for individuals to travel between the two cities on foot or by bike.

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