The following six New Brunswick footbridges are maintained by the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. Included below is information on each bridge such as the bridge’s name, number, and structure type, the county where it is located, and the year it was built.
Footbridges

Bridge Name: Structure Type: County: Year Built: Total Length: Walkway Width: Number of Spans: |
Kilpatrick Footbridge Cable Suspension Footbridge Kings 1978 112.34m 0.91m 1 |
Public access to this bridge is temporarily not available.
Bridge Name: Structure Type: County: Year Built: Total Length: Walkway Width: Number of Spans: |
Big Salmon River #1 Cable Suspension Footbridge St. John 1974 83.82m 1.55m 1 |

Route 1, Exit 137A-B, Route 111 east for 39.2 km (24.3 mi.) to St. Martins, to Main Street for 2.3 km (1.4 mi.), on to Bayview Road and cross covered bridge, continue on Big Salmon River Road and follow signs for the Fundy Trail Parkway (Toll Road, only open in summer). The footbridge is located at the end of the Parkway, approximately 14 km (8.8 mi.) from the covered bridge, near St. Martins at Salmon River.

Bridge Name: Structure Type: County: Year Built: Total Length: Walkway Width: Number of Spans: |
Yeoman's Footbridge Cable Suspension Footbridge Kings 1983 100.05m 0.91m 2 |
Route 1, Exit 158, Route 100 west for 2.7 km (1.6 mi.), Lakeside Road for 4.7 km (2.9 mi.), Route 860 east for four km (2.5 mi.). Driveway to footbridge is the first on the right side after passing the Robertson Road.
Bridge Name: Structure Type: County: Year Built: Total Length: Walkway Width: Number of Spans: |
Footbridge Priceville Cable Suspension Footbridge Northumberland 1988 200.10m 0.91m 6 |

Route 8, Exit at Holt Road for 1.4 km (0.9 mi.), turn right on Carrolls Crossing Road for 0.6 km (0.4 mi.), on McNamee Road.

Bridge Name: Structure Type: County: Year Built: Total Length: Walkway Width: Number of Spans: |
Kouchibouguac River 2 Steel Span Footbridge Kent 1988 45.11m 1.19m 3 |
Bridge Name: Structure Type: County: Year Built: Total Length: Walkway Width: Number of Spans: |
Port Elgin Queen Post Truss, Treated Wood Stringer Westmorland 1968 46.02m 1.68m 4 |
