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Antelope Creek Bridge

Eagle Point, Oregon 97524

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The Covered Bridge, also known as Bridge 202, was originally located at Antelope Creek. This queen post truss covered bridge was built in 1922 and relocated by the citizens of Eagle Point to its current location in 1987. Bridge 202 is one of only 50 covered bridges in Oregon that were originally built to handle vehicles.

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February 15, 2023

MartyeMiller

Nice place to visit.

Antelope Creek Bridge ( Little Butte Creek) This 58 ft queen post truss bridge originally spanned Antelope Creek and was built in 1922. Was listed on the national register in 1979. In August 1987, the structure was loaded onto a makeshift trailer and volunteers hauled it to the city of Eagle Point, OR. When the bridge was rebuilt at the new site, arched openings were cut into each side so school children could be watched as they crossed the span. This alteration caused the bridge to be removed from the National Register of Historic Places. Since then, the bridge has been re-sided in a fashion that represents the original design. Now only ribbon openings appear under the eves.
July 11, 2019

133sherrim

A nice covered bridge, if you’re into that sort of thing.

Pretty and well-maintained pedestrian bridge leading into town. A nice spot for a pic! Eagle Point is a sweet little town. Definitely worth a stop.
August 5, 2018

Ras65kf

Beautiful setting

This was one of my favorite covered bridges that I visited on a tour of bridges in southern Oregon recently. There are sweet wildflowers growing nearby. I am told this bridge is was moved here from another location but it seems perfect in this spot.
August 9, 2017

stevehG9546WR

Historic

Very nice piece of history so glad it is here for all to enjoy. Make a great walking bridge for the kids
June 13, 2016

ScenicSights

Short pleasant stop

This is a working bridge. People still use it to cross a river. It's not set up in a park, etc. It's pretty and so is the Little Butte Creek which it crosses. A nice quick stop.

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Nice place to visit.

A nice covered bridge, if you’re into that sort of thing.

Beautiful setting

Historic

Short pleasant stop