Bridge of Dreams

Just your average covered bridge. No vehicles permitted however. Still cool to see amish folk occasionally pass on by. There's also a parking lot with a porta potty and a couple benches.

Very peaceful. I would have loved to have more time to sit and enjoy nature, maybe get inspired to write a few lines. This would be a great place to visit if that is what you're looking for!

Beautiful spot, but not much on the history of the bridge. Nice trail.

We made a quick stop here on our way home from Amish Country. There were a few people riding bikes along the trail, and the area was well maintained. Nice spot to stretch your legs for a bit!

Neat bridge built on an old railroad trestle on the former CA&C rail line that is now a bike trail. Nice pavilion with picnic tables here as well. The trail through the bridge is enjoyed by all… Amish buggies, horseback riders, bikers, and walkers. The parking lot includes handicap-accessible parking with easy access to the trail

We stumbled upon this driving from Amish Country back to Columbus. We constructed, safe, cute little park attached. Fun to watch the river underneath. Good for a quick stop to stretch your legs.

Excellent place to start a kayak trip down the Mohican River. Or a wonderful place to end your trip on the Mohican River. Plenty of parking. The parking lot is recently nee repaved with gravel.

A very cool trail with great views of the Mohican River valley.

This is a really good place to stop and see. You can park and the paved trail is right there. Easy to get to.

Was awesome if you liked covered bridges!! The scenery was spectacular!!

What an amazing and interesting bridge! You can see it from a pull-off underneath by the Mohican River and you can go just a bit further to park at the top and walk the old rail to trail through the bridge. You will want to take pictures! There is a port-a-pot and some picnic tables at the parking lot. Joggers, walkers, cyclists and kids and dogs are all welcome! Lots of other visitor spots close by, too.

Really cool spot. Hadn't really had a chance to see a legit covered bridge until this one. Designed for horse and buggy, this was quite a site. It's not just the bridge either, it's the path, the river, the trees, everything. It all comes together in what felt like the most story book version of a covered bridge. For someone that had never seen one, this is what a perfect one looked like in my mind. Absolutely beautiful. Even got to see a horse and buggy come by. Definitely take a moment and stop here if you are in the area.

Awesome serene stop overlooking fishing hole. Amish buggies use this bridge, so you may run across some collateral leftover evidence from the horses on the bridge..... Other than that, enjoy! The sign says "Ohio's Longest Bridge," which it is no longer. You will also be turning on a road that says "no outlet."

Great stop if you are traveling by like we were. Absolutely worth the stop. 2nd longest in Ohio, 3rd largest in the Country.

Very nice covered bridge, and the longest in OH. Parking lot with restroom just a few steps away.
The bridge is part of a rail trail, so it is pedestrian, bike and Amish buggy access only.

I've seen pictures but never been there. Definitely worth the stop, if you like bridges.

We drove passed the sign & never knew this place was even a place, but me & my amazing husband had a great time. Beautiful place. Will be going back to finish the tails with our boys the next time.

Beautiful walking trail. Clean area and seating to take a break

Beautiful covered bridge. Love the view!

Beautiful place... sit and wait for the Amish horse carriages to pass by .. also a good place to launch your bicycle for the Ohio to Eire trail.