Introduction
Originally constructed as a railway bridge on the Victoria Railway, which linked Haliburton to Lindsay and the wider world, the original trestle was replaced by a lower steel bridge in the mid-twentieth century. After the trains stopped running in 1978, it was repurposed to carry recreational traffic. Located near Cemetery Road in Gelert, it is one of the many beautiful stops along the Rail Trail.
Looking Upstream
A winter view, upstream from the Drag River Bridge.
Looking Downstream
A winter view, downstream from the Drag River Bridge.
Ice Crystals
Ice crystals forming on a stick in the rapids under the Drag River Bridge.
Under the Bridge
Looking upstream, under the Drag River Bridge.
Steel Beam
A steel beam in the Drag River Bridge.
Bridge in Winter
A view of the Drag River Bridge in winter from upstream.
Icy Rock
An icy rock in the rapids below the Drag River Bridge.
