Cannon Street Covered Bridge
The smallest covered bridge in the region, Cannon Street Bridge is a footbridge in Lowell's Rolling Rock Interpretive Park. Windows on both sides lend it charm. This is a great spot to let the kids romp or just stretch your legs.
Timeline
- Built - 1988
Features
- Design - Covered Howe truss
- Length - 20 feet (6 m)
- Crosses - Ditch
- Nearest Town - Lowell, OR
- Current Access - Pedestrian
History
Right in the middle of Lowell, this community heritage park showcases mementos of the railroads era. Details include a pathway designed to look like railroad tracks. The park includes restrooms, a picnic shelter and a variety of interactive structures for children's play including a 1929 caboose. Located at Main and Pioneer Streets. There is a small convenience store nearby if you wish to restock camp supplies or get a snack.
Nearby Attractions
Built in 1988 by the community, this picturesque pedestrian covered bridge spans 20 feet (6 m) across a dry ditch. The bridge is set in an interpretative park amid tributes to Lowell's…