Phil Hardberger Park

Opossums, rabbits, deer and coyotes have all been spotted crossing the months old Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge at Phil Hardberger Park.

A 1,000-foot elevated walkway allows a stroll through the canopy at Hardberger Park.

It will take visitors up into the tree canopies -- as high as 18 feet -- and offer them a new perspective on the park and its inhabitants.

For the first time, San Antonians are expected to cross the newly completed Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge at Phil Hardberger Park in the north central side of the city.

An Art installation at either end of Hardberger's land bridge will be used for animal viewing.

Wurzbach Parkway, between Northwest Military and Blanco Road, will be closed the next two weekends as progress continues on a land bridge over the roadway to connect both sides of Hardberger Park.

The San Antonio City Council has given final approval to construct the Hardberger Park Land Bridge.Council approved contracts Thursday with several firms…

The Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy will open bids Monday to construct a $23 million land bridge over Wurzbach Parkway. Phil Hardberger, a former mayor…

The Hardberger Park Conservancy claims that the group is the less than $2 million away from the goal of building a land bridge to connect the parkland…

The beloved "hay art" at Phil Hardberger Park is going away, but that doesn't mean they will be left with nothing. Art lovers will have something new to…