Third Bridge

11/12/2025

If you head out to Third Bridge to view the Aurora, be careful! Most vehicles and people I've ever seen on the road heading out there until you get out by the Bridge. There's also some construction that partially closed County Line, but you can detour around it by staying on Smoky Hill and following it until you come to the intersection that you can't turn right, but left takes you out to the Bridge. If it's like tonite, you will have a lot of company heading out that way so just follow everyone else! :)

11/12/2025

Third Bridge right now!

10/18/2025

A Halloween visitor

Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) over Mount Princeton as seen from Salida, Colorado yesterday evening.

10/25/2023

Who’s going out to the Bridge for Halloween? Trick or treat….:)

09/20/2023

What happened to the Thrid Bridge page?

12/25/2022

Merry Christmas! Mars is visible as a decidedly yellow “star” visible with the naked eye high in the southeast sky near Orion. Or was that Santa’s sleigh?

10/31/2022

So, who’s going out to Third Bridge tonite for All Hallows Eve?

10/06/2022

Turn it up! Freaky!

10/31/2021

Some neat to see. It’ll be down by the horizon though

Some of you MIGHT see the Aurora Borealis tonight!

A lot of you have asked.

It’s not my area of expertise, but based on what I’ve read, the best chance to view it is going to be away from the city lights looking north (obviously) between sunset and midnight. Weather permitting of course.

Cross your fingers, toes, and eyes.

Just in case some c***e tries to report me, I do not own the rights to this picture 😬

If anyone happens to see it, please take pictures. I am in Mexico and my chances of seeing it on a scale of 1 to 10?

-65 😅

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10/09/2021

Something to look for at Third Bridge besides the ghosts this weekend!

These shooting stars sometimes light up the sky like the dragon's breath they're named for.