Donkey Lady Bridge is a renowned landmark located in San Antonio, Texas, known for its rich history and urban legends. The bridge is a popular destination for thrill-seekers and history enthusiasts, as it is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman who transformed into a donkey-like creature. The area surrounding the bridge is shrouded in mystery and has been the subject of numerous folklore and tales. Whether visitors are interested in the paranormal aspect of the bridge or simply want to explore the scenic trails and river nearby, Donkey Lady Bridge offers something for everyone. With its intriguing stories and picturesque surroundings, it has become a must-see attraction for locals and tourists alike.
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- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Reviews
Not only is the story behind this bridge spooky, the area itself is quite spooky as well. I’m a sucker for a good ghost story and this is one of my my favorite San Antonio tales! Love this place be sure to read the stories before you visit so you can scare yourself!
Me and my husband took our dog, on a walk here. Very scenic, and relaxing. Lots of a shade, with no bad traffic.
Cool place to visit and hike the trails. We read the story of bridge and thought to go check it out. The bridge area is nice, trails aren’t bad.
I went yesterday with my boyfriend during sunset and we loved it. We’ve encountered spiders, and huge trust me, so many frogs and little toads, and we saw a scorpion! The trees were beautiful, but we only explored just a little, hopefully next time!
So relaxing and peaceful out here! Good place to meditate and escape the bustle of the city
Descent fishing spot, good trails, nice and quiet. Relaxing.
Fond memories of this urban legend “haunted” bridge from my high school days. Yes, I had one unexplained experience here in high school, but you will have to ask me about that story in person.
I was walking the Medina River Natural Area a couple of days ago (which is AWESOME) and then realized I was walking across the Donkey Lady Bridge I had visited many times in my youth.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) you can no longer drive across the bridge. On the plus side, it is part of the greenway trails and SA Parks and Rec allows fishing from the bridge that spans the Medina River.
Nice little trails. Not much access to the river for dpgs 🐕 to swim so beware of the heat and bring plenty of water. …
Location
Applewhite Rd, San Antonio, TX 78264, United States
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