Last updated: April 16, 2021
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Everett Covered Bridge Trailhead Information

NPS / Arrye Rosser
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The reconstructed Everett Covered Bridge reflects a common historic scene in Ohio. During the 1800s, the state led the nation with over 2,000 covered bridges. Everett Covered Bridge survived until a spring storm destroyed it in 1975. School children, local citizens, private organizations, and government agencies joined hands to secure funds for a historically accurate reconstruction, completed in 1986.
Today hikers, horseback riders, environmental education students, and photographers all use the bridge regularly. Once a year, the bridge closes for a contra dance with dancing over the waters of Furnace Run. Nearby trails include the 4.0-mile Riding Run and 2.75-mile Perkins trails, open to pedestrians and horses. They also include the 2.1-mile Furnace Run Trail, a walking trail popular for viewing spring wildflowers.