Cedar Crossing Bridge

Cedar Crossing Bridge spans Johnson Creek with a 60-foot length, featuring five large windows on each side and an interior finished with knotty pine.

The bridge replaced a deteriorated wooden structure in 1982, constructed at a total cost of 93,450 dollars with additional road work expenses of 74,800 dollars.

The structure stands as a modern interpretation of covered bridge design, incorporating a separate five-foot walkway for pedestrians along the 24-foot road section.

Visitors access the bridge by taking Foster Road east from Interstate 205, turning south on Southeast 132nd Street, and following Deardorf Road for half a mile.

While classified as a covered bridge, the structure differs from traditional designs as it lacks a timber truss support system typical of historical covered bridges.

Location: Multnomah County

Official opening: 1982

GPS coordinates: 45.47203,-122.52372

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29