Oregon Covered Bridges

Oregon covered bridges are a unique feature of the state’s landscape and history. Each bridge has a distinctive design and an interesting story behind it. Although many of those constructions have been lost, dozens remain and are accessible to curious visitors

Coyote Creek Covered Bridge – Hidden Pioneer Crossing on Oregon’s Historic Territorial Road

Cedar Crossing Bridge in Oregon: The picture "Cedar Crossing Bridge front view" displays a head-on view of the wooden covered bridge, with its peaked roof, large open entrance, and the words "Cedar Cross" visible above the entryway, surrounded by trees and a quiet country road.

Cedar Crossing Bridge – The Only Covered Bridge in Multnomah County

Fisher School Bridge (Five Rivers Bridge) in Oregon: The picture "Fisher School Bridge interior view" shows the inside of the covered bridge, with wooden planks on the floor, white railings, and exposed wooden beams supporting the red and natural wood walls.

Fisher School Covered Bridge – Barn‑Red Span on Five Rivers

North Fork Yachats Covered Bridge in Oregon: The picture "North Fork Yachats Covered Bridge side angle" features a diagonal view of the red covered bridge surrounded by dense green vegetation and trees, with road signs and a creek visible in the foreground.

North Fork Yachats Covered Bridge – Oregon’s Shortest Rainforest Time Capsule

Wendling Covered Bridge in Oregon

Wendling Covered Bridge – Step into 1938 Howe Truss Time Capsule with Circus‑Poster Stories

Earnest Covered Bridge in Oregon: The picture

Earnest Covered Bridge – A Backdrop for the Hollywood Anti-War Movie!

Belknap Covered Bridge in Oregon: The picture "Belknap Covered Bridge in Oregon entrance with road and weight limit sign" features the front entrance of the bridge, painted white, with a paved road leading inside, surrounded by tall trees and a weight limit sign on the right.

Belknap Covered Bridge – Oregon’s Easternmost Historic Span

Parvin Covered Bridge in Oregon: The picture "Parvin Covered Bridge in Oregon interior wooden trusses" shows the inside of the covered bridge, with exposed wooden trusses and a plank floor, looking out to the bright landscape at the far end.

Parvin Covered Bridge – A Bright White Classic 1921 Span in Oregon

Stewart Covered Bridge in Oregon: The picture "Stewart Covered Bridge in Oregon bridge over river with people" displays a side view of the covered bridge crossing over a shallow, clear river, with two people and a dog standing on the rocky riverbank among leafy trees.

Stewart Covered Bridge – Cottage Grove’s Historic Span

Weddle Covered Bridge in Oregon: The picture "Weddle Covered Bridge in Oregon interior wooden trusses" features the inside of the covered bridge, with white painted wooden trusses and a wooden deck, looking out toward a sunny landscape at the far end.

Weddle Covered Bridge – The First Oregon Covered Bridge Program Success Story

Hayden Covered Bridge Oregon Covered Bridge: View from below the covered bridge, showing its wooden trusses and the creek flowing underneath, surrounded by greenery.

Hayden Covered Bridge – Walk Oregon’s Oldest Alsea River Crossing!

Chambers Covered Railroad Bridge in Oregon: The picture "Chambers Covered Railroad Bridge in Oregon bridge over river reflection" features the exterior of the covered bridge crossing a calm river, with the structure and surrounding trees reflected in the water below.

Chambers Covered Railroad Bridge – The Only Remaining Fully Covered Railroad Bridge