Posted in Ohio June 20, 2015 by

You’ll Want To Cross These 12 Amazing Bridges In Ohio

Here in Ohio, there are several unique bridges. From our charming, countryside covered bridges to our extravagantly colored (and oddly shaped) bridges in the city, Ohio features some pretty memorable bridges—for both pedestrian and driver. The following are what we consider to be the most unique bridges in the state.

1) The Y-Bridge (Zanesville)
David Brossard/Flickr
The bridge over the Muskingum and Dillon Rivers in Zanesville is world famous. Why? Because it is the only bridge in the world that you can cross and still be on the same side of the river.
2) John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge (Cincinnati)
Dave Lundy/Flickr
3) Newport Southbank Bridge (Cincinnati)
Jeff Kubina/Flickr
Also known as the "Purple People Bridge," this bridge connects Cincinnati to Newport, Kentucky.
4) Rockbridge Natural Bridge (Rockbridge State Preserve, Hocking Hills)
Betty B/Flickr
5) Mohican State Park Bridge (Loudonvlle)
Corey Balazowich/Flickr
6) Daniel Carter Beard Bridge (Cincinnati)
brutalSoCal/Flickr
(More commonly known as the "Big Mac Bridge.")
7) Old Man's Cave Stone Bridge (Hocking Hills State Park)
Jeremy Stump/Flickr
8) Anthony Wayne Bridge (Toledo)
Doug Focht/Flickr
9) Detroit–Superior Bridge (Cleveland)
stu_spivack/Flickr
This bridge is also known as Veteran's Memorial Bridge, and stretches over the Cuyahoga River.
10) Hueston Woods Covered Bridge (Preble County)
Doug Kerr/Flickr
11) Hocking Hills Valley Crossing (Hocking Hills State Park)
Jinjian Liang/Flickr
12) Bridge of Dreams (Knox County, Mohican River)
Austin Godber/Flickr
I mean, with a name like that, why wouldn't you want to cross?

What bridge in Ohio is your favorite bridge? Let us know in the comments below!