Looking West & Northwest
Bridges • Trinity River • West Dallas
Tip: Walk around The Crown Room and select the direction you're facing to discover landmarks
What You're Seeing
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
Designed by Santiago Calatrava, the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge spans the Trinity River and connects Downtown Dallas with West Dallas. Its sweeping white arch has become one of the city's most recognizable architectural landmarks.
Why It Matters
The bridge symbolizes Dallas' commitment to innovative design and stronger connections between neighborhoods.
Ron Kirk Pedestrian Bridge
Margaret McDermott Bridge
Named in honor of former Dallas Mayor and Archon Ron Kirk, this pedestrian bridge provides beautiful views of the Dallas skyline while connecting trails and parkland throughout the Trinity River Corridor.
Why It Matters
The bridge celebrates civic leadership and demonstrates Dallas' investment in accessible public spaces.
Trinity River Corridor
The Trinity River Corridor is one of the largest civic and environmental projects in Dallas history. It combines flood protection, parks, trails, recreation, and restored natural habitats into an expansive public space.
Why It Matters
The corridor reflects Dallas' long-term vision of creating healthier communities through environmental stewardship and recreation.
More To Discover
Trinity River Corridor
The Trinity River Corridor is one of the largest civic and environmental projects in Dallas history. It combines flood protection, parks, trails, recreation, and restored natural habitats into an expansive public space.
Why It Matters
The corridor reflects Dallas' long-term vision of creating healthier communities through environmental stewardship and recreation.
Trinity Groves
West Dallas
Located along the Trinity River, Trinity Groves has become one of Dallas' most popular destinations for dining, entertainment, and entrepreneurship.
Why It Matters
The district reflects the successful revitalization of West Dallas through local business and community investment.
West Dallas is one of the city's oldest neighborhoods and continues to evolve through new housing, parks, businesses, and community development while preserving its rich history and character.
Why It Matters
West Dallas illustrates how historic neighborhoods can embrace growth while maintaining their cultural identity.
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