Bridges you have been on but not clinched

[jeffandnicole]

Usually when you are on a bridge, you go from one side to the other.  Pretty basic stuff.

But...what bridges have you been on that you have never completed crossing to the other side?  Examples would include stopping midway to use a fishing pier, then turning around the same way you entered.  Or in the case of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel - you entered the bridge to go to the restaurant, then turned around.  Or maybe you were walking and only walked part of the bridge.  Or, you were traveling on it, crashed thru the guardrail, and flew off onto the ground below! (Hey, it happens! )

Any type of method you used to access the bridge counts (vehicle, bicycle, pedestrian, etc).

[intelati49]

I was going to say I don't think I have. But there's one bridge here in Springfield that has a path going over it when the path wasn't completed yet. I'm pretty sure that's the only bridge that I haven't touched both landings to.

[english si]

A couple of months ago, I could say the Rotherhithe Tunnel (I know it's a tunnel), but I clinched it recently.

There might be a couple of bridges over the Liffey (main river in Dublin), but I think I crossed every one I went partway across to take photos before coming back.

Otherwise it's literally this footbridge, which I went partway across to get a picture of I-10.

[hotdogPi]

Brooklyn Bridge (walking)

[sbeaver44]

Walnut St Bridge in Harrisburg, PA due to the closure and missing span west of City Island

Pont de Rennes in Rochester, NY (I think I only walked part of it)


Nexus 6P

[GaryV]

Kinzua Bridge in PA - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinzua_Bridge

I've clinched it because I was there before the tornado.  But my wife went with me a few years ago, so she didn't clinch it.  She didn't even clinch the part remaining, because she doesn't like heights and she turned back.

(Cross-reference this to the State Parks thread.)

[Max Rockatansky]

The old Seven Mile Bridge in the Florida Keys.  I've done the 2.3 mile segment to the gap at Pigeon Key but not the segment on the western side.  The middle segment is literally impossible to get to unless you find a way to climb up there from the water.

[tdindy88]

I've been on a small part of the Brooklyn Bridge. However I am visiting New York next week so by this time next week I should have this clinched.

[jp the roadgeek]

The old Seven Mile Bridge in the Florida Keys.  I've done the 2.3 mile segment to the gap at Pigeon Key but not the segment on the western side.  The middle segment is literally impossible to get to unless you find a way to climb up there from the water.

I actually did when I was young (1982).  Went over both the old and new bridge as a kid going to Key West from my grandparents' house. 

Brooklyn Bridge also for me.  Took 3 steps then decided I didn't have enough time to cross back and forth.

But this thread makes me think of this:

https://youtu.be/eGu2camh0WA?t=1m30s

[Sykotyk]

The Y bridge in Zanesville, Ohio. Only been on two legs of it. So, that might count.

[plain]

Triborough Bridge

[empirestate]

As a pedestrian, the GWB. (Clinched it many times as a motorist, of course!) Also the Kinzua Bridge, as described above.

And depending on what counts as a "clinch", certainly there are any number of multi-level bridges where I've been on one deck but not the other.