Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge

A sculptural white arch that reshaped the Dallas skyline silhouette.

The Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge connects downtown to Trinity Groves dining and offers striking views from the Continental Avenue bridge park and nearby levee trails.

Architecture highlight Sunset photos Weekend diners nearby

Essential details

Quick facts

Ticket price: Free to walk or drive across; park access is free.
Hours: Always open; sunset and blue hour are prime for photos.
Recommended visit: 30-60 minutes including Trinity Groves.

Getting there

Address: Spans Interstate 30 and the Trinity River west of downtown.
Nearest transport: Driving or rideshare most common; limited DART nearby.
On foot: Walk from Continental Avenue park for river-level views.

Accessibility & comfort

Access: Paved park paths; bridge sidewalks available for pedestrians.
Crowds: Trinity Groves restaurants draw weekend dinner crowds.
Facilities: Restrooms in nearby parks and restaurant district.

                        
                            How to fit the bridge into your day
                        
                                Afternoon: Explore Continental Avenue park and levee trails below the arch.
                            
                                Sunset: Photograph the bridge from the west bank as downtown lights appear.
                            
                                Evening: Dine at Trinity Groves with the bridge lit above the river.

Before you go

Bring a wide-angle lens for skyline shots from the west levee.
Weekend parking at Trinity Groves fills early - arrive before dinner rush.
Combine with a short Katy Trail segment if you want more walking.