Ben Franklin Bridge | Photo courtesy Delaware River Port Authority

Ben Franklin Bridge Pedestrian Walkway

The Ben Franklin Bridge Pedestrian Walkway is a 1.3-mile trail and is part of the Circuit Trails network, a system of multi-use trails in the Greater Philadelphia and southern New Jersey region that when finished will include more than 850 miles of trails.

State: New Jersey and Pennsylvania

Location: Camden and Philadelphia counties

Trail Length: 1.3 miles

Surface: Concrete

Status: Open for use

Ben Franklin Bridge | Photo courtesy Circuit Trails

Getting to the Trail

Parking and Public Transportation Options

The trail is about three blocks from the Chinatown Station on the Broad-Ridge Spur and the 5th Street Station on the Market Frankford Line. On the east end of the trail, the trail is three blocks from the PATCO City Hall station and the Cooper Street/Rutgers Station on the River Line light rail system that connects Camden and Trenton.

For more information about the trail, visit TrailLink.com.

Explore the Trail

Trail Activities

Events and activities are happening on Circuit Trails around the region all the time. View all upcoming events #OnTheCircuit here.

Email info@circuittrails.org with questions or updates to this trail.

View the Circuit Trails interactive map by DVRPC