DO's of Walking Across the Brooklyn Bridge
- Plan to spend at least an hour in each direction, so there’s time to stop and look.
- Bring your street smarts: Go during daylight hours, or any evening when there are lots of other pedestrians.
- Wear comfortable shoes, and not high heels. (The planks of wood will catch small heels).
- Realize that it’s a 1.3 mile walk, perhaps longer than you (or your children) expected.
- Take a moment to get a photograph of the Manhattan skyline.
- Stay in the pedestrian lane.
- Pay attention to all the other traffic, such as bikes, that have their own lanes.
- Expect to find bathrooms, food vendors or water available on the Brooklyn Bridge. (Where to find public restrooms near the Brooklyn Bridge)
- Try to climb the Brooklyn Bridge.
- Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge in inclement weather unless you are prepared for wind.
- Forget your camera!
DON'T's of Walking Across the Brooklyn Bridge
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