Coral Springs Covered Bridge

Coral Springs Covered Bridge is a covered road bridge in Broward County with a steel structure and wooden shingles on its exterior. The structure spans across N.W. 95th Avenue and features internal truss bracing that gives it a distinctive appearance.

Built in 1964, it served as the first permanent structure in Coral Springs and helped connect different sections of the developing community. The bridge marked an important moment when the area began taking physical shape.

The bridge displays vintage tobacco advertisements painted on its sides, including historical brand logos from different eras. These painted ads tell a story of past commercial life frozen onto the structure.

The bridge sits just south of Wiles Road and remains open to both vehicles and pedestrians. Visitors can easily access it since it is located within an established residential neighborhood.

It is the only publicly accessible covered bridge in Florida and bears an official Florida Heritage Site Marker. This designation recognizes its status as a historic landmark of the state.

Location: Broward County

Official opening: 1964

GPS coordinates: 26.28590,-80.25320

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:26