Tionesta Bridge, Road bridge in Tionesta, Pennsylvania, United States.
Tionesta Bridge is a road bridge that crosses the Allegheny River near the borough of Tionesta in Forest County, connecting the community with surrounding areas. The structure carries traffic on U.S. Route 62 and Pennsylvania Route 36, serving as a main crossing point in the region.
Built in 1961, this bridge was the first steel girder bridge of its kind to span the Allegheny River between the Pittsburgh area and Kinzua Dam. The construction marked an important upgrade to regional infrastructure and connections.
The bridge functions as a central meeting point for community gatherings and serves as a connection point between different neighborhoods in the Tionesta region.
The structure sits just a few inches above the water level and may be submerged for several weeks per year due to operation of the Tionesta Dam. Visitors should be aware of possible water levels, especially during times when the reservoir is being filled.
Located just inches above the water level, this bridge experiences regular submersion for several weeks annually due to the operations of the Tionesta Dam.
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