Story Bridge

Introduction
Story Bridge is an iconic steel-truss bridge over the Brisbane River in Brisbane, Australia. Opened in 1940, this 777 m bridge is named after designer John Bradfield Story (unrelated to "story"), and is one of only three climbable bridges in the Southern Hemisphere — the Story Bridge Adventure Climb reaches the 80 m summit for 360° views of the Brisbane River, city and distant mountains, Brisbane's most thrilling urban experience. Designed by Bradfield (also designer of the Sydney Harbour Bridge), the steel-truss cantilever bridge is 777 m long — Brisbane's most recognizable landmark. It links the city center (north) with Kangaroo Point (south), carrying traffic and a walkway. The Story Bridge Adventure Climb is one of only three climbable bridges in the Southern Hemisphere (with Sydney Harbour Bridge and Auckland Harbour Bridge) — a ~2-hour climb to the 80 m summit for 360° views of the Brisbane River, CBD skyline and Mt Coot-tha. Night climbs offer city lights. Kangaroo Point Cliffs below are the best vantage for the bridge and river. Visiting to overlook city and river from the steel-truss summit is an iconic, thrilling Brisbane experience.
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Any practical tips for visiting Story Bridge?
The Adventure Climb is Brisbane's signature — book in advance. Dusk climb offers sunset and night views.





