Are there other cities with riverwalks like San Antonio in North America? (architect, major)

[jbgusa]

Originally Posted by jcp123

Rochester’s aight. Downtown is a dead zone but not a hazard. Wouldn’t call it an attraction doe.

I tired to jog it in August 2009. Trust me I was scared, and I was a healthy 52 year old at that point.

[HandsUpThumbsDown]

Frederick MD has a small one

[Hollytree]

Providence, Rhode Island.

https://www.pps.org/places/riverwalk-waterplace-park

[fisheye]

Here is one in Maine: https://www.androscogginriverwalk.org/.

[JONOV]

Greenville, SC has something similar.

[turf3]

Originally Posted by vacommonwealth

Which Riverwalk are you referring to? The San Antonio Riverwalk is beautiful and very successful it seems. I have never seen the one in Monterrey.

Yes, it's a beautiful and very successful open storm drain.

[ckhthankgod]

In Syracuse: City of Syracuse

https://cnyhiking.com/OnondagaCreekwalk.htm

Early in the video: https://theurbanphoenix.com/2019/12/31/5hoursincuse/

[Mount.Jefferson]

Augusta, GA and Pueblo, CO come to mind.

[recycled]

Ottawa, the Capital City of Canada has an 8 kilometer path along the Rideau Canal. At this time of year, you can not just walk along either side of the canal, you can walk or skate ON the frozen surface of the canal. It becomes the world's largest skating rink! You can rent ice skates at any of several stands that are on the ice. The canal surface is graded clean by a truck with a plow blade on it, so the surface is pretty smooth for skating. It is a beautiful experience, especially under the lights at night. During Winterlude, the annual winter carnival in February, you can skate along the frozen canal to Dow Lake, where there is a frozen sculpture exhibit.

https://www.ottawatourism.ca/ottawa-...anal-skateway/

[Willamette City]

San Felipe springs in Del Rio, Texas is a very nice walk.