Address & Contact
1 Red Bridge Ct
Stanthorpe QLD 4380
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Web: https://southerndownsandgranitebelt.com.au/attractions/landmarks-and-buildings/the-red-bridge
Heritage listed rail
bridge in
Stanthorpe. The
bridge known as Red
Bridge was constructed in 1886 as part of an interstate rail link between Queensland and
Sydney.
There is an enjoyable and easy walk to reach the
bridge. Quart Pot Creek meanders all the way through
Stanthorpe, with five kilometres of walking pathways following the creek, dotted with lovely spots to picnic and playgrounds along the way.
To reach the
Bridge, you may choose to park at the
Stanthorpe Visitor Information Centre and walk from there, which involves crossing the creek near Maryland Street
bridge on the low-level pedestrian
bridge below the vehicle
bridge, then turning right to walk eastward towards Red
Bridge which is a little less than one kilometre from there. Alternatively, park closer to Red
Bridge at the small
parking lot where Rose Street meets Anzac Street at
Heritage Park. Follow the creekside pathway from there, following in the direction away from the town centre, and it leads straight to the Red
Bridge.