Cathedral Park

In a city full of bridges, Cathedral Park stands out. Named for the towering bridge supported by Gothic-style rib arches, it once was a junkyard. The bridge itself was built in the 1930s but the junkyard wasn't transformed into an Eden until the 1980s. It is now a tranquil place to spend the day but there is also a lot of history here as many explorers and frontiersman, including Lewis and Clark, set foot on this site.