Spit bridge
The Spit Bridge is a bascule (drawbridge) located in Sydney, crossing Middle Harbour and connecting the suburbs of Mosman and Seaforth. It plays a crucial role in easing traffic flow between Sydney’s northern beaches and the city, while also allowing boat traffic to pass through the harbor. The bridge lifts several times a day to accommodate yachts and other vessels, making it an interesting site for those passing by.
The surrounding area, known as **The Spit**, is a popular destination for boating, fishing, and water sports enthusiasts. The nearby **Spit to Manly Walk** is a well-known coastal walking trail that offers stunning views of Sydney Harbour and takes hikers through bushland, beaches, and scenic lookouts.
The Spit Bridge area is also home to various waterfront restaurants, cafés, and marinas, making it a lively hub for leisure activities. Whether you’re interested in watching the bridge in action, exploring the water, or enjoying a meal with a view, the Spit Bridge is a key landmark in Sydney’s northern beaches region.
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