Swinging Bridge

Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge is a scenic pedestrian bridge located near Ferris Provincial Park in Campbellford. Spanning the Ranney Gorge above the Trent River, the bridge offers visitors a dramatic view of rushing water, limestone cliffs, forested slopes, and the surrounding Trent Hills landscape. The bridge is a popular stop for walkers, hikers, photographers, families, and visitors exploring Campbellford. It connects Ferris Provincial Park with the local trail system, including sections of the Trans Canada Trail, making it easy to include as part of a longer walk or a short scenic outing. Crossing the bridge gives visitors a memorable perspective over the gorge, especially when the river is high or during fall colours. The experience is both peaceful and slightly adventurous. The bridge gently moves underfoot, adding excitement without being too challenging for most visitors. From the middle, guests can pause to take in the view of the river below and the natural beauty around them. Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge is also close to downtown Campbellford, where visitors can enjoy local shops, restaurants, bakeries, parks, and attractions such as the Toonie Monument. This makes it easy to combine outdoor scenery with a relaxed small-town visit. Overall, Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge offers a memorable mix of nature, light adventure, and easy accessibility. Whether someone is visiting for photos, a walk through Ferris Provincial Park, or a scenic stop in Trent Hills, the bridge provides a beautiful and rewarding experience above the Trent River.