Doube's Trestle Bridge

Glad others shared where to park and find the trail. Very pretty view, easy to reach!

Nice trail with nice view. If you don’t want to walk too much, you can park at Orange Corners Road (44.3081, -78.4719).

If you're near it, go check it out. It's a nice flat walk, the view from the bridge is quite pretty. But definitely don't drive there on purpose or you'll be very underwhelmed by the experience. It's literally just the bridge and then a bunch of farms by a dirt road for all the other kilometers of the trail. There are far more picturesque places to go in Ontario.

Saw all the hype. Went to Peterborough to see bridge. Biked railtrail for 30km. Not worth the adventure.

This bridge offers a superb and mesmerizing view of the landscape especially during fall. You won't be disappointed. The trail is very family friendly for walking or biking. People of all ages (with strollers) can easily get to reach the bridge after 15-20 min (around 1km) walk on a flat trail from the Orange corners road. The whole trail is very long though and can be done by biking.Google map shows a different point to reach this bridge so once you are close to the bridge, just stop following google and go to Orange Corners road. There is a limited free parking capacity (around 10-15 cars) around the trail entrance spot on Orange corners road.Also, a sitting bench around the bridge and a tools rack for cycle.No entrance fee. Just walk and enjoy the view.

Limited parking along side of Orange Corners road at Trans Canada trail access. Easy 1 km walk with packed gravel path and fairly level to bridge. Really beautiful views from along the bridge. Saw a pair of Pileated woodpeckers! Rare and cool.

Not a bad trail. It's a little well traveled and there's no shortage of dog poo piles for the kiddos to step in. The view is decent as it's still mostly farmland surrounding it. It's a quick walk from the road to the bridge a d back. The fall has nice colors.

Beautiful and easy, flat trail. It’s around 50km long which is suitable for walking, cycling and horse riding. I went there with my toddler boy and I saw people in all ages. The bridge is 1k far from Orange Corner Rd which has wonderful view. Next to the bridge there is tools rack for cycle too.

Parking available on the side of orange coner road. 1km to get to the bridge, stroller friendly, has nice view of the valley underneath. It is a part of the trans-canada trail.

Beautiful spot for a walk. Bridge has some great views of the area. There is bike tools and bike pump at the end of the bridge: