Location: Little Darby Creek, Union County, Ohio
Built: 1873
Status: Open to traffic

One of Ohio’s enduring covered bridges, Bigelow Bridge has spanned Little Darby Creek for over 150 years. Constructed in 1873, this historic wooden structure continues to serve vehicular traffic today—a testament to 19th-century craftsmanship.

The bridge carries local road traffic across the scenic Little Darby Creek, a state and national scenic river known for its biodiversity.

Visiting Tips: The surrounding countryside offers excellent photo opportunities, particularly during fall foliage. Early morning light illuminates the bridge’s weathered wooden exterior beautifully. Approach slowly—the single-lane bridge remains active. Combine your visit with exploration of the Little Darby watershed’s natural areas.

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