John Pirie Bridge

The John Pirie Bridge, often referred to as the "Bridge to Nowhere," was constructed in the 1970s to facilitate industrial development across Port Pirie Creek. Despite its initial purpose, the adjacent land remains undeveloped, leaving the bridge leading to an empty expanse. Today, it serves as a unique landmark in Solomontown, offering a distinctive perspective of Port Pirie. Visitors can enjoy views of the city and the surrounding Flinders Ranges, making it a noteworthy spot for photography and reflection. The bridge is accessible year-round, providing a 24-hour experience for those interested in exploring this historical structure.