Best places: Bridges in Mill Plain, United States

Fancy cable-stayed bridge opened in 2015, open to pedestrians, cyclists & mass transit only.

Built in 1931, the steel suspension bridge with dual gothic-style towers is the tallest in Portland.

Longest continual truss bridge in North America, open to pedestrians on a 1-day event in the fall.

Columbia River toll bridge for vehicles, bikes & pedestrians stretching 1,858 ft., open since 1926.

👍👍 Omg!!! It's a paradise! So beautiful! Its an easy hike, or you can take off shoots for more of a challenge. There are friendly people and dogs and a walkable river. Ridiculously beautiful.

Pedestrian bridge decorated with colorful glass installations by prominent artist Dale Chihuly.

👍👍 Beautiful place to bring the family. They do have an area you can get down to the water and swim. Yeah there is parking before you go over the bridge and when you go over it go to the left at the stop sign if your coming from lebanon or Albany.

👍 This is a truly impressive covered bridge. Renovated using locally sourced materials from a lumberyard variable of working with such large lumber. It would be even better if they put a real stream engine at the entrance.

👍👍 Absolutely beautiful and preserved very well. The bridge stands alone, with a few quaint homes out beyond it. There is a nice informative sign and a parking spot that's called a park but is really just a grass field to park. There was a small creek running through it. I can see someone getting hitch...

👍👍 Didn't get any pictures there was just no place to stop for a good shot. When I came upon the bridge I had a oh hell no moment. I challenge myself because I don't like hills. 😲...this was insane. Got across turned around went back and did it again. Really amazing view...long way down.

1912 bi-level bridge carrying rail, pedestrian, cycle, road & MAX Light Rail traffic over the river.

Elegant, steel-&-concrete river crossing with Art Deco & Gothic influences, opened in 1936.

Quaint covered wooden bridge relocated 8 mi. from the site where it was originally built in 1914.

The country's oldest operating vertical lift bridge was built in 1910 & is among Portland's busiest.

👍👍 This is one of the few covered Bridges left in Oregon. Most were replaced so logging trucks could use the bridges. It looked like there where getting ready to do some repairs or up grades to it the last time I was there. With all the scaffolding. you can access the river from the East side.

Two suspension bridges over Puget Sound serving as a link between Tacoma & the Kitsap Peninsula.

😠 I am temporarily giving the Montlake Bridge a poor "one star" rating until this review is read by someone who oversees University or Seattle metropolitan infrastructure. Here's my story: a few weeks ago I visited the Seattle area as a humble tourist from California. Driving over the Montlake Bridg...

Red-hued circa-1911 drawbridge featuring an intricate design & scenic bike & walking lanes.

👍👍 Just beautiful located in a park in Stanton Oregon. The park has good parking, picnic areas and lots of trees.