Such a beautiful bridge and great way to cross to Cincinnati on foot. Bridge is under construction so it’s closed off to vehicles but still open to pedestrians. I highly recommend enjoying the Covington side first before getting on the bridge and looking at the murals and learning about the bridge’s history. See more..
This bridge's design is intriguing and I wish the city designated parking areas for people who want to walk on it. We found unofficial places to pull in close to the east and west ends of the Y, the former next to the falls. FYI, the Pottery in Place was not in place on the west end.See more..
4.5Historic Bridge Street(89 reviews) - Earth Day In the Harbor Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
58 degrees and sunny. Great day to walk around the harbor. Checked out all the businesses and sampled icecream , cookies, truffles and had a fun afternoon playing ping pong at the cloven hoof.See more..
4.0Everett Covered Bridge(62 reviews) - An Historic Covered Bridge Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
CVNP is such a diverse park with so many different signature spots and one of those is the covered bridge in Everett. As many have said this attraction has its own parking lot and short path to the bridge over the river. You can get good pictures of the bridge from either landing side; however, the best pictures are from the river which can be reach through a short scamper in the woods. The bridge was built in the late 19th Century after a death from someone trying to ford the creek. Traffic is no longer allow. However, you can cross via foot, bike or horse. Covered bridges are so neat to see; I am glad they were able to keep this as a part of the national park.See more..
4.5Smolen-Gulf Bridge(61 reviews) - Longest covered bridge in US Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
Wanted to show our grandson the longest covered bridge in the US. It was a beautiful day to visit. We crossed the bridge and then went to the bottom of the bridge and took a short hike. Wonderful when you can teach youth while also having an enjoyable time.See more..
Learning that Felix Fryman restored the bridge in the 1970s when he was nearly 70! He put on a new roof and restored much of the side panels and cleaned up graffiti and fire damage from vandals. Had it not been for his timely intervention, the bridge would certainly have collapsed by now. The same can't be said for the Fryman family farm, just across 4 mile creek from the bridge on Morning Sun road. Miami University now owns the farm and has let the majestic dairy barn collapse and THE 1840s FARM HOUSE is near ruin as well along with other historic buildings. Miami has a duty to preserve this incomparable historic landmark. Let the University know that you won't stand for their further negligence.See more..
I love old covered bridges so we made it a point to find this one! This bridge spans the Grand River and is the third longest covered bridge in Ohio! It is a single lane drivable bridge that also has a pedestrian walkway. There are nice picnic areas on the sides of the river to enjoy watching the river run! See more..
4.5Veteran's Glass City Skyway(26 reviews) - A great view of the Maumee River and Toledo, Ohio Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This is a very interesting looking bridge and is high enough over the river that lake freighters easily pass underneath. A great view of the area. I understand that you must be careful in the winter as ice can accumulate on the overhead cables and on occasion have dropped on automobiles. Not sure if this problem has been corrected. See more..
The Eldean Covered Bridge is a historic covered bridge spanning the Great Miami River in Miami County, Ohio north of Troy. Built in 1860, it is one of the nation's finest surviving examples of a Long truss, patented in 1830 by engineer Stephen H. Long. At 224 feet (68 m) in length for its two spans, it is the longest surviving example of its type. It is located in a park with a picnic shelter️♿️See more..
4.0Big Four Bridge(16 reviews) - An old Sidney landmark. Bridges
Interesting history of this old train trestle bridge. Legend of two men and a donkey being swallowed up in the concrete during construction persists.See more..
We had fun trying to find this bridge. We eventually saw a sign saying: "Bridge 1 Mile Ahead". Exactly one mile later we found it dimly as it was hiding between plants and trees. We persevered and were able to enter it. The covered bridge was quite long. We stopped nearby the covered bridge and took some pictures, that showed its real colors. I enjoyed this detective trek of finding this covered bridge. We had fun and it was a worthwhile endeavor!See more..
4.5Creek Road Covered Bridge(12 reviews) - First of Eight Covered Bridges Visited Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
My wife and I visited eight covered bridges on Friday, 3 Jun 22. This was the first of the eight. Each have similarities, yet each also have unique design variations. We would like each bridge to have marker indicating date of construction, length, etc like half or so of the bridges have - this one did not have a marker.See more..
4.5Middle Road Covered Bridge(11 reviews) - Second of Eight Bridges Visited Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This was the second of eight covered bridges my wife and I visited. This one had a nice marker, even though someone has vandalized it (really, Metallica?).See more..
We were able to visit all the covered bridges in the area. While at Olin's a gentleman (who it turns out is part of the Olin family, that's pretty cool) offered maps of the area and let us know that the covered bridge museum just across the bridge happened to be open this day. A quaint little collection of covered bridge nostalgia, not big, not fancy but very glad we took the time to visit.See more..
4.5Parker Covered Bridge(10 reviews) - A great bit of Wyandot County history Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
It is beautiful. if people would realize and appreciate the history. Vandalism of a historic landmark like this should be a FELONY!See more..
I love finding old covered bridges. Originally built in 1863 and restored in 1996, this bridge is still in use and able to be driven across. A small pull off area on each side to take some pictures. A piece of history you can walk on.See more..
4.0Dublin Link(10 reviews) - New bridge finally opened! Bridges
The city spent 3 years and many millions to connect the old downtown and new bridge street area. This is a pedestrian bridge and beautiful S shape. It finally opened last week. Please visit there.See more..
There is at least two S bridges east of Zanesville along US40/Pike Rd. First one visited was at Peters Creek Road west of Cambridge. Signage was very informative about the history and restoration of the bridge. S Bridge II is located a few miles west of Peters Creek. This one as well was very informative. See more..
The Windsor Mills Covered Bridge is very unusual with its bright yellow color. If you drive through the Bridge, you can see a hidden small waterfallSee more..
The State Road Covered Bridge is aptly names, since it spans 2 states: Ohio and Pennsylvania. There is a small parking area. Drive up the hill to get a different perspectiveSee more..
4.0Root Road Covered Bridge(6 reviews) - Third of Eight Covered Bridges Visited Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This was the third of eight covered bridges my wife and I visited. It is one of the more average bridges.See more..
4.5Germantown Covered Bridge(4 reviews) - Historic and rustic Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
You are able to cross the bridge on foot, no long by car. Beautiful area and view. I'm sure if you enjoy covered bridges this is another must see.See more..
4.5Rock Mill Covered Bridge(4 reviews) - If you enjoy history Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
Very large old mill in the country. If you enjoy history this is very interesting. Small covered bridge next to it.See more..
The Richard P Eastman Covered Bridge is also called the Hyde Road Covered Bridge. It spans the Little Miami Scenic Trail. There is a small parking area across the road from the Riding Center. It is a leasurly 7 minute walk (.3 miles) to the bridge.See more..
The Stevenson Road Covered Bridge has been wonderfully restored. It spans Massies Creek. Idyllic setting. For pedestrian use onlySee more..
2.5Ellis Dam-Lock No. 11(3 reviews) - great piece of history Bodies of Water • Bridges The area is not maintained, but it is quite a site if you are in the area. It is also an interesting drive to get to the dam. See more..
Covered bridge on a back country road just south of SR 28. Lots of corn and bean fields surrounding the area. See plague photo for more details. From Wikipedia ”The bridge is a wooden Smith truss bridge, built in 1873 according to a design patented by Ohioan Robert Smith in the late 1860s. Eight wooden panels wide, it rests on stone abutments and is covered with a metal roof.”See more..
The Jasper Road Covered Bridge is a hidden gem, which spans the Twin Creek. It is equally beautiful from both entrances. You are not allowed to drive through since it is on private propertySee more..
The Engle Mill Covered Bridge is located next to Engle Mill Rd. The Bridge spans Caesar’s Creek, You can admire the Bridge, but not drive through.See more..
4.5Station Road Bridge(2 reviews) - My Favorite Place in Cuyahoga Valley National Park Bridges
Station Road Bridge is a bike/pedestrian bridge over the Cuyahoga River where the Brecksville Reservation and CVNP come together near the train station. While this is a nice bridge, it is the views of the barreled arch bridge of Chippewa Road. This is a symbol for the park and for me the most beautiful space in CVNP. We crossed the bridge an walked the towpath trail under the big bridge. We also spent several minutes here looking at fish under the bridge in the crystal clear Cuyahoga. Sitting here it was hard to believe that you still can't swim or fish. However, the progress made in environmental restoration here in Cuyahoga Valley National Park is impressive and hopeful. In addition at the edge of the parking lot, the wildflowers were simply amazing. For me this is the best place to come in the park.See more..
this was the first of the bridges we visited in the area and also one of the most unique. you'll see what i mean when you drive through this bridge. also quite scenic.See more..
5.0Doyle Road Bridge(1 review) - Cute bridge Spent < 1 hour Bridges Cute little covered bridge within walking distance on the road where we were staying. It's decorated with lights for night time and spans a small creek. See more..
The Ballard Road Covered Bridge is in an idyllic spot at the end of N Ballard Rd. It is not the typical red bridge, but instead it is painted in green.See more..
