One of Toronto's most unique landmarks is back, completely new and improved.

The floating pedestrian bridge at the Leslie St. Spit was removed earlier this year for necessary structural repair, but is now back and looking better than ever.

"The Tommy Tompson Park Pedestrian Bridge has been reopened for public use following a complete rebuild by PortsToronto to address the structural integrity and safety concerns," announced Councillor Paula Fletcher this week.

The Leslie St. Spit Floating Pedestrian Bridge, which has been undergoing necessary repairs, was returned to the water and transported to the Spit this morning. @PortsToronto will complete the rehabilitation project and the bridge should return to operation in coming days. pic.twitter.com/mVpjs93MKt

— Paula Fletcher (@PaulaFletcherTO) May 12, 2021

The Leslie Street Spit, and its walkable bridge floating over the water, has for a longtime been one of the hottest spots for nature lovers in Toronto.

📢 Update on activities and enforcement at the Leslie St. Spit! TRCA and City enforcement staff continue to ensure the area remains safe and accessible for all visitors.

The Floating Pedestrian Bridge has also reopened for public use following a complete rebuild by @PortsToronto pic.twitter.com/hw6SuQGHlc

— Paula Fletcher (@PaulaFletcherTO) May 27, 2021

It's a little oasis of calming nature along the lake in a city that is usually far noisier and chaotic.

#ICYMI @PortsToronto has the Leslie St. Spit Floating Pedestrian Bridge back in operations. You can safely access the rest of Tommy Thompson Park HT @Walk_TO @Ward14Bikes @Waterfront4All @TRCA_HQ #ActiveTO pic.twitter.com/diec11pxc7

— Lanrick Bennett Jr. (@LanrickBennett) May 23, 2021

It wasn't always that way though, as the Leslie Street Spit used to be a far less attractive place. However, a number of revitalization projects, such as the reconstruction of the improved bridge, has turned it into one of the city's best kept secrets.

Urban Escape. May long weekend. Leslie Street Spit. pic.twitter.com/bu5xPUSmVX

— Alan Habbick (@alanhabbickca) May 23, 2021

Whether it's going for a bike ride, fishing, bird watching or just strolling through nature, this is one bridge everyone should look to cross.