Jason V.
5/2/2022
Covered bridges are cool, but a lot of them aren't accessible to vehicles anymore. This one is, and despite a couple of questionable, gut-wrenching thumps and creaks, seems to be in pretty good...
Grays River Covered Bridge
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Covered Bridge Rd
Grays River, WA 98621
The Grays River Covered Bridge in Grays River, Washington, stands as a historic landmark crossing the picturesque Grays River. This Howe truss timber bridge, with its charming cedar shingles exterior, spans 155.5 feet and offers a height of 22.5 feet with 16.75 feet of clearance inside, providing a unique architectural experience for visitors.
Originally built in 1905 to facilitate agricultural traffic, the bridge underwent a significant restoration in 1988, preserving its historical integrity. Managed by the Grays River Grange since 2011, the bridge serves as the centerpiece of Ahlberg Park and hosts the annual Covered Bridge Festival, celebrating its rich heritage and local community.
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Eric H.
10/6/2021
Visited on a complete spur-of-the-moment decision after seeing a sign saying it wasn't far out of the way off WA-4. What a nice stop! The covered bridge, which is still used today, has received...
Jan B.
4/8/2019
A farmer built this bridge around the turn of the century just so he could cross the river to feed his cows in the winter. A true tribute to ingenuity Very scenic and interesting surroundings....
Esther H.
6/2/2011
This is the only covered bridge still in use in Washington state. They have a festival every other August, on odd numbered years. Gorgeous bridge, on the National Register of Historic Places. Make...
Heather M.
3/11/2016
This bridge is in the lovely pastoral Grays River valley (and it's NOT the only covered bridge in use in Washington, check out the Cedar Creek covered bridge and Grist Mill.) The river is gentle...
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