Kłosowski Bridge in Wałcz

Kłosowski Bridge in Wałcz is a steel suspension bridge over Lake Raduń, intended for pedestrian traffic. It is 85 metres long and spans the lake at its narrowest point, because Raduń is a narrow channel lake.

When it was built

The bridge was built in 1978 on the site of an earlier wooden footbridge. It has a steel, suspended structure, and only pedestrians cross it.

Where it leads

According to the Wikipedia entry, after crossing the bridge one can reach the fortifications of the Pomeranian Wall. Its position over Lake Raduń also makes it a quiet place for a walk with a view of the water.

Practical information

• Location: Wałcz, on Lake Raduń, at the narrowest point of the lake.
• The bridge is for pedestrians only.
• For exactly where it is easiest to get onto the bridge and which fortifications you can reach, check with the tourist information office in Wałcz.