• The Miles Glacier Bridge, also known as the Million Dollar Bridge, was built in the early 1900s across the Copper River fifty miles from Cordova in what is now the U.S. state...
  • Enjoyable day trip to the Miles Glacier, Child's Glacier and Million Dollar Bridge area, with awesome views, and a sense of adventure.
  • A $23.5 million contract was awarded in March 1998 for the rehabilitation of the Million Dollar Bridge.
  • Crossing this 115-year-old Million Dollar Bridge in Alaska is not just a journey over the Copper River; it’s a walk through the rich tapestry of Alaska’s history.
  • Million Dollar Bridge is a railroad (railway) bridge, road bridge, pratt type truss bridge and steel bridge that was built from 1909 until 1911.
  • "The 56-mile Copper River Highway begins in Cordova and ends at the Million Dollar Bridge.
  • Million Dollar Bridge crossing the Copper River, Cordova, Copper River Delta, Chugach National Forest, Alaska.
  • Million Dollar Bridge or, more officially – Miles Glacier Bridge – is a 470 m long railway bridge which was built in 1910.
  • One of the main attractions of the Million Dollar Bridge is its impressive steel truss design, which spans over 1,500 feet across the Copper River gorge.
  • Here is loco 50 with a construction train at the end of track just before Bridge 49A was begun.