Everett Covered Bridge is a charming wooden covered bridge located in Peninsula, Ohio, within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Built in 1975, this relatively modern bridge was constructed to replace an earlier historic crossing and serves as a nostalgic nod to Ohio’s covered bridge heritage.
The bridge spans Furnace Run and features classic wooden construction typical of traditional covered bridges. Though permanently closed to all traffic, visitors can still admire and photograph the structure from the surrounding area.
Visiting Tips: The bridge makes an excellent photo stop while exploring Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Visit during fall for stunning foliage backdrops. The nearby Everett Road offers easy access, and the peaceful setting provides great opportunities for landscape photography. Combine your visit with nearby hiking trails.
Explore Nearby
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- White Mountain National Forest — National Forest in New Hampshire, Maine
