  www.wabiz.org search by key words ie., Glass arched bridge or use short url below AboutMajor feature along the Lotterywest Federation Walkway Glass Arched Tree top Bridge Walk among the treetops and enjoy spectacular views of the city skyline on the Lotterywest Federation Walkway. The journey extends 620 metres through the Western Australian Botanic Garden over an arched bridge suspended among a canopy of tall eucalyptis. The aerial section being 222 metres including the 52 metre bridge. It is accessible by wheelchair, although people with manual mobility devices may need assistance on the arch.
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Since opening in 2003, it has become one of Kings Park and Botanic Garden's most popular tourist attractions. The 40 minute return journey begins east of the Forrest Roundabout. It travels through the Western Australian Botanic Garden and over the spectacular elevated 52 metre glass and steel arched bridge to the Beedawong amphitheatre. Along the way, visitors can enjoy views of the Swan and Canning Rivers, the diverse Western Australian flora, Aboriginal art, the Water Garden and Marri woodland forest.
Interpretive signage details Kings Park and Botanic Garden's connection to Federation and the importance of Sir John Forrest's involvement in the Park's history.  Design and Support The elevated section and glass bridge of the Lotterywest Federation Walkway was designed by Architects Donaldson + Warn in collaboration with engineers Capital House and artists David Jones, Kevin Draper and Richard Walley and constructed by John Holland Constructions. Landscaping was by Plan E and Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority staff. The rusted steel structure finish was designed to blend in with the trees in the gardens. It provides a potent reminder of the rusted steel of camps, farms and mines in the Western Australian bush at the time of Federation. Lotterywest generously sponsored the artwork on the walkway, which includes Nyoongar Aboriginal art, inspiring metal drawings on the steel bridge pylons by artist Kevin Draper and informative interpretive signage. The tiered performance area at the end of the walkway, Beedawong was designed by Nyoongar artist Richard Walley and landscape architect David Smith from Plan E. Opening Hours The elevated section of the walkway is open between 9.00 am to 5.00 pm daily. Entry is free, with donations welcome to the Friends of Kings Park at the walkway entrance. It is wheelchair accessible, although some may require assistance on the arched section of the elevated walkway. Visitors are advised that jogging or running, bikes, scooters, skateboards or rollerblades, smoking, dogs and bridal photography are not permitted on the walkway. Please do not throw anything over the edge. Children are to be supervised at all times. Location  in section "Street View" note: map image IS NOT true North, rotated for best view  Trans ops in and out 1,2,3 Major tourist options Boat, Bus, taxi / uber, Bike and foot 1. Google map link this page   Standard format walk in from West side - Nov 2018 4 mins 2. 360 spherical best viewed with mobile device for VR effect 2020.07 Scene: Walk the bridge from North to South youtube link: https://youtu.be/ADet9pWdDAA  2019.05 Scene: from West (Roe Gardens) across Bridge 6 mins 1. Youtube: 2019.05 6 mins 2. VeeR site: 2019.05 6mins note: if no show as 360 copy n paste link to your browser  Social media hub this page Virtual tour this page
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Virtual tourfrom July 2019 the bridge is google Street view published see street view link this page 
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How to 1 min video Map tips / tricks how to Google Street View Nearest node: Roe Gardens Parking, Water stations, Toilets, Picnic area, Trails (mostly hilly), Icons Kings Park map external link Trail symbols: colour coded lighter easy, darker harder knowledge base inside symbol of Icon or trail Menu top left: select [ ] Path (hard) Tours Prices from online booking services Hotels
 
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