Visit to the Phil Harberger Park March 13, 2021
Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge

Land Bridge completed in December, 2020


The approach to the Tobin Land Bridge
The Approach to the Tobin Land Bridge.

The Approach to the Tobin Land Bridge
Approaching the Land Bridge. The bridge has two walls (one pictured).

The Approach to the Tobin Land Bridge
Here you can see both walls. That's Doris walking up to it. The bridge is quite wide. A Hardberger Park person said that the landscape has to grow in. (Hey, at the time of this picture, they had just completed the work on the bridge four months ago -- in the winter.)

Doris taking a photo of the edge of the land bridge
Doris taking a photo of the edge of the land bridge

Traffic on Wurbach Road below the bridge
Traffic on Wurbach Road below the bridge

Here you can see the outside face of the bridge
Here you can see the outside face of the bridge


Better shot of the opening under the bridge
Better shot of the opening under the bridge

Bikers coming down the top of the bridge.
Bikers coming down the top of the bridge. Technically, the bikers were supposed to walk their bikes over the bridge, not ride them.

People walking up to the bridge
People walking up to the bridge

People on the other side of the bridge
People on the other side of the bridge.

Shelter on the bridge
One of the shelters/wildlife observation sites along the top of the bridge.

Walkway for people in wheelchairs, etc.
Walkway for people in wheelchairs, etc. This makes the bridge approach accessible. This walkway was not open in March. They were waiting for a part from Europe. It should have opened in April.

Now for something completely different. In Feb. 2021, they, like most of Texas had snow. Here's some photos from Phil Harberger Park itself Monday, Feb. 15, 2021:
Click here for snow in the park photos.
Photographers Jean Hackett and Mike Farquhar shared their images from the park.

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