The George Mason Memorial Bridge is a pedestrian bridge located in Arlington, Virginia. It spans the Potomac River, connecting the George Washington Memorial Parkway to the National Mall. The bridge is named after George Mason, a Founding Father and author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights. This bridge is designed to enhance accessibility for walkers and cyclists, providing scenic views of the river and surrounding areas. It serves as a vital link for those visiting nearby monuments and memorials, promoting outdoor activities and tourism in the region.