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Just east of the edge of Liberty, Texas US Highway 90 stretches across the Trinity River.
This bridge, or the land adjacent to it has been an active construction sight for several years. I don't know what they are building, but there is a large laydown yard with a lot of equipment and activity.
I call this a class 1 access, but the ongoing construction might compromise leaving a vehicle at this bridge. There are no public restrooms, grills, picnic tables or trash cans at this facility, but the town of Liberty is near. For explanation of river accesses ratings please read the articles Classification of Water Accesses and Scouting River Bridges & Accesses.
The images above are from August of 2021.Those below are January 2023. It seems the Trinity is still accessible. Graffiti is the ever present eyesore. I don't condone it or censor it. It is there and if you make it to the river you will see it, along with the other unsightly things. There is beauty there too. It seems we can not have one without the other.
Upstream some twenty-six miles the Cleveland 105 Bridge crosses the Trinity River.
For details on other river accesses please see the bottom of the article Classifications of Water Accesses.
Thanks for reading!
MSM
Update, December 2023
Anticipating a run on the Trinity my son and I made a check on the 90 Bridge. Normally I wouldn't check on a class 1 access but the 90 Bridge had been an ongoing construction site for years. I didn't want to come from upstream and find a baracade or barges blocking us from exiting the river.
Fortunately the construction is finished and the site is largly cleared. There is a gernerous improved area to park vehicles. Please see the images below.
Thanks for reading!
MSM
Update December 2024
September 29th 2024 I made an upriver recon from this Highway 90 Bridge. We didn't get very far but the river was beautiful. There was a bit of activity around the bridge, some bank fishermen and a few boats on the water near the bridge.
Not all the bank fishermen we met under the bridge had legs! See the images below.
The high waters of 2024 seemed to have left the Liberty 90 Bridge intact and in full service. Some of the bridges and accesses upstream from Liberty were not as fortunate. Everyone at this bridge that we spoke to was courteous and kind. I hope this is useful information! Thanks for reading!
MSM
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