A bridge to somewhere — the Bonneville shoreline trail

Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune

Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015.

Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune

Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials cut the ribbon on the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015.

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Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015. Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015. Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015. Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015. Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015. Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015. Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials cut the ribbon on the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015. Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015. Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper, Tuesday, August 25, 2015.

The Salt Lake Tribune

· August 26, 2015 1:42 pm

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Builders, sponsors, supporters and Draper City officials walk across the new pedestrian suspension bridge on Tuesday that spans 185 feet across Bear Canyon and connects the Bonneville Shoreline Trail in Draper. Troy K. Walker, mayor of Draper held a ribbon cutting on the bridge that was constructed by Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction Co. Inc., and was paid for by donations from residents and friends of Draper City. This span is dedicated to Clark Naylor and associates who started building Draper trails 50 years ago.