Covered Bridges

With more remaining covered bridges than any other place on the West Coast, Oregon's  bridges offer history buffs, photographers and sightseers a look at a well-preserved past in the beautiful setting of the Pacific Northwest.

Eugene, Cascades & Coast is home to 20 covered bridges dating back as early as 1920; many are listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Fourteen are still open to traffic. The towns of Cottage Grove ("Covered Bridge Capital of Oregon") and Lowell are natural starting places to begin a covered bridge tour. Scroll down to see details for individual bridges.

Whether you decide to drive through, picnic beside, or sit on the riverbank and dangle your toes in the refreshing waters beneath, exploring the region's nostalgic and romantic covered bridges is the perfect excuse to take a break from the fast lane.

Covered Bridge Tours

Follow these suggested tour itineraries to see the region's beautiful covered bridges in an afternoon, a day or over a relaxing weekend. Stay overnight in wine country B&Bs and explore the region's small towns, museums and cafes along the way! 

• Cottage Grove Covered Bridge Tour Loop
• Cascade Highway 58 Covered Bridge Loop 
• Covered Bridges & Wineries Tour
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