{"key":"1eda74ae93","origin":"osm","osm_id":"n6547917685","category":"Attractions","subcategory":"Activity / Experience","community":"Chapmans","lat":49.7074416,"lon":-121.4166896,"verdict":"include","name":{"value":"Alexandra Suspension Bridge","source":"enrichment"},"description":{"value":"Alexandra Bridge Park is a small BC Parks day-use site preserving the historic crossing point where Joseph Trutch's 1861 Cariboo Wagon Road bridge—named after Princess Alexandra of Wales—once spanned the Fraser River. Touring cyclists on the Trans-Canada Highway through the Fraser Canyon will find it a natural rest stop with picnic facilities, situated about 40 km north of Hope with access from both highway directions. The park occupies territory that has served as a Fraser River crossing and fishing ground for over 9,500 years, lending it exceptional cultural and historical depth.","source":"sonnet_4.6"},"website":{"value":"https://bcparks.ca/alexandra-bridge-park/","source":"enrichment"},"address":{"value":"#1, Yale, BC V0K 1C0, Canada","source":"review_edit"},"phone":{"value":"(250) 320-9305","source":"review_edit"},"email":{"value":"info@bcparksfoundation.ca","source":"html"},"route_slugs":[],"centrally_administered":false,"bike_parking_detail":null,"raw_osm":{"name":"Alexandra Suspension Bridge","tourism":"attraction"},"enrichment_extras":{"reasoning":"The website is the official BC Parks page for Alexandra Bridge Park, confirming this is an active day-use park with picnic facilities along the Trans-Canada Highway. The site explicitly addresses cycling (permitted on roadways, e-bikes restricted to park roads) but does not mention bike parking racks, washrooms, or potable water stations by name, so those fields remain null per evidence rules. A notable discrepancy exists between the OSM name 'Alexandra Suspension Bridge' and the official park name 'Alexandra Bridge Park'; the website further clarifies the bridge itself is not within the park boundary.","concerns":["OSM name 'Alexandra Suspension Bridge' does not match the official park name 'Alexandra Bridge Park'; the BC Parks website explicitly states the bridge itself is not within the park and is maintained by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure—the OSM node may be mislocated or mislabeled.","No address or phone number in the OSM record; only general BC Parks contact information is available from the website."],"recommended_status_reason":"This is a legitimate, active BC Parks day-use attraction directly accessible from the Trans-Canada Highway, making it a natural stop for touring cyclists on the Fraser Canyon corridor. It has explicit cycling policy and picnic facilities, and the historical and cultural significance make it worth listing even without confirmed rack or water infrastructure.","confirmed_open":true,"contact_confirmed":{"phone":null,"website":true,"address":null},"notes":"Website confirms e-bikes are not permitted on park trails; they are restricted to park roads and areas where motorized use is allowed. This is relevant for e-bike touring cyclists planning to explore beyond the roadway."},"provenance":{"enrichment_run":"v2","enrichment_model":"sonnet_4.6","verdict_source":"enrichment","category_source":"osm","category_correction_reason":null,"review_priority":false,"sidecars_applied":["subcategory","attraction_facets","wow","judgement","price_tier"],"subcategory_source":"name","subcategory_confidence":"med","facets_layers":"l1+l2","judgement":{"confidence":"high"}},"required_criteria":{},"optional_amenities":{},"unmapped_criteria":{},"region":"Vancouver, Coast and Mountains","ownership":"Private (BC-owned)","indigenous_role":[],"facets":{"dwell":"short","setting":"outdoor","theme":"history","energy":"restorative","season":"all","kid_friendly":"yes","visitable":true,"planning":"walk-up","open_early":true,"open_morning":true,"open_afternoon":true,"open_evening":true,"days_closed":[],"is_24h":false,"seasonal_hours":false,"hours_source":"type_prior","facet_confidence":"low"},"notability":3,"wow_evidence":"1926 suspension bridge at the 1861 Cariboo Wagon Road crossing, preserved as a BC Parks day-use site — provincial heritage story (Hat Creek band); a 30–45 min stop.","rider_delight":2,"blurb":"Historic 1926 suspension bridge over the Fraser at the Cariboo Road crossing.","price":{"band":0,"band_key":"free","label":"Free","confidence":"high","source":"judgement","signal":"small BC Parks day-use site, no fee"},"tier":"info"}