Stonelick Covered Bridge

The Stonelick Covered Bridge extends 140 feet across Stonelick Creek, featuring a 12-panel Howe truss design with wooden construction and red exterior walls.

Constructed in 1878, the bridge gained recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974 as the last remaining covered bridge in Clermont County.

The bridge structure represents nineteenth-century American engineering methods, demonstrating the traditional construction techniques used throughout the Ohio River Valley region.

The bridge reopened in 2015 following an extensive renovation that cost $900,000, implementing an 8-ton weight limit and single-lane traffic configuration.

Workers dismantled and inspected every component during the 2014 restoration, preserving more than half of the original timber materials in the rebuilt structure.

Location: Ohio

GPS coordinates: 39.13110,-84.18720

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45