The Anzac Bridge is a part of the Western Distributor, connecting Sydney’s central business district and Cross City Tunnel to the Inner West and Northern regions of the country. The structure of the bridge comprises of gigantic 120m-tall concrete pylons, as well as a 805m-long deck, making it the most massive cable-stay bridge in Australia. The impressive structure is necessary in order to create a solid foundation to support its maximum load of 180,000 cars per day! Additionally, the bridge consists of 8 road lanes as well as a pedestrian path/bikeway at its northern side. The pathway allows for a nice leisurely stroll on a beautiful day, and it will take you about half an hour if you do a round trip from Glebe Point Road.