Eldean Bridge, Troy OH
| Address | Troy, OH |
| Hours | 6:00am-11:00pm |
| Categories | Historical Landmark |
| Rating | 4.9 14 reviews |
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Eldean Bridge reviews
14This beautiful bridge is right off the bike trail, so we always stop in and just enjoy the ride across the bridge, the views from inside. Love it and will stop every time!
Amazing bridge. Very few places where you can drive through a covered bridge. This is a site to behold.
This landmark is a reminder of the great minds that built our history. Thank you for keeping it so well preserved
A well maintained historic bridge. There is a trail along the river to walk or bike on if you want
Very pretty scenery.would have been nice to have a playground for small children. Since the baseball fields nearby already detract from the scenery.what's a couple of swings?
BUEAUTIFUL SURRONDINGS FOR A WOODEN BRIDGE OFF TO THE SIDE OF MAIN ROAD BUT THE TRAFFIC IS HIGH SO LOUD REAL CLOSE ON TOP OF
I always love to come here. It's a great place to get on the bike trail, or check out a Miami County landmark. Great photo OP too!
Stopped there for a break on a bicycle ride. There is a shelter with a table but the port-a-john is across the road.
Bike trails, baseball fields, fishing in the river. They need to add another port-a-John. LOVE the bridge
Picnic shelter. Parking. Historical marker. This is a beautiful and car friendly covered bridge from the 1800s.
We are fortunate to have this old beautiful covered bridge in Miami county. This very old bridge has survived lots of floods
A very nice little getaway spot not too far upriver from Treasure Island, great spot to fish for bass if I'm to believe the local experts
Absolutely magical to visit at night. The river's voice changes the atmosphere according to season, and it feels as if the bridge, itself, becomes part of the seasonal soundtrack. It nearly becomes a part of nature in those moments; as dark farm fields stretch to the horizon, trees rustle to the north, your steps echo throughout the wooden structure and the water sings across the rocks and mud beneath it, it's a breathtaking place to visit any time.
Just a very cool historical site! I love covered bridges, so it might ring my bell when it won't for someone else. It's easy access and a quick look at a nice scenic area!