Amazing place, but the road/driveway to the bridge is deserted, so Im glad we did not go on a rainy day. Also, they have put down really horrible tiny sharp gravel that is not safe for tiny young doggies that still like to eat whats on the ground. Id watch the young ones like a hawk.

Very nice covered bridge. Nice looking and pretty. Really enjoyed looking at it. Great part of history. Really liked the stream down below it. So very peaceful listening to the stream

Easy access from main road. Small gravel lot with plenty of spaces. Short, well maintained walking trail with an arched footbridge in addition to the historic covered bridge. Creek runs shallow underneath the bridge and there are plenty of large rocks to easily navigate across the creek itself. No bathrooms that i noticed, but there are picnic tables and trash cans next to the trailhead.

It is quaint, quiet and just simply beautiful. It has picnic tables to enjoy a awesome packed lunch or snack with a little babbling from the water just nearby. The quiet sounds of nature surround you and hearing the wind in the trees is a perfect relaxer. I suggest taking the drive. You will love it, too.

This is a very lovely historical covered bridge. It has a short well maintained walking trail over and along the picturesque creek. It is a great spot for a quiet lunch at the picnic tables.

Just the beauty of the bridge and the Rocky creek was a welcome site. Not a long walk around but very pretty.

Awesome little off the beaten trail stop! Even has a short loop trail with a few bridges over the creek. The covered bridge is accessible the trail only partially.

Wow. This place is wonderful to see and visit. The bridge itself is cool historical place. But the setting is beautiful. The stream under the bridge is shallow and slow moving with huge rocks. There are trails around and they are beautifully inviting.

Awesome place for a short hike or just to be in nature. The picnic tables and small creek make it an fantastic place for family fun. The covered bridge is great place for history discussion as well! We had a great time!

This us a great place to get into nature. Take an easy stroll or rock hop for more of a challenge. Write, take nature pictures, sit on a rock and meditate.

I have visited many of the covered bridges in North Carolina, and this one is just as beautiful. It is a very historic bridge, and one of very few left in North Carolina. Sadly, most of these Bridges were torn down when highways came through. The bridge is open from dawn to dusk, and it is easily accessible from the road. There is a gravel parking.

Beautifully restored Old Pisgah Covered bridge! We rode our Harleys, and pulled in for a pit stop. The leaves were turning, and everything was gorgeous

Pretty place. Well kept trails, excluding the graffiti. The picnic tables are normally dirty because people trash the place, but the employees who keep it clean are very good at what they do. Will visit again.

I absolutely love this place! Great historical sight! Myself, husband & kids have stopped here on travels many times & it never gets old. You can walk a trail around the river or stop and have a picnic lunch by the bridge & river. My kids love climbing the huge rocks & we always take family photos here. We Absolutely love it ️

Sadly, the interior has been covered with graffiti. Does have some picnic tables in a nice shady area. It would be a good place for an outdoor lunch. Walking trails also available at the same site. Worth a stop if you going to be in the area.

Beautiful place. Wonderful spot to walk by yourself, with thats special someone, or with the whole family.

Great little historical place. Its not big or much to see, and the bridge and rocks nearby are covered in chalk art & graffiti, but its fun little tourist spot. The bridge is well maintained, picnic area clean and no trash. Walking trail and creek are beautiful. The creek is full of large rocks and I enjoyed the quick visit.

Great little place except for all the graffiti. I understand they cant go out and paint the inside of the bridge everyday.

Lovely little park with restored Cover Bridge lovely stream and path. Can walk thru bridge. Well maintained. Check out their web page for history

Beautiful historical Pisgah covered bridge! What more can I say? Very much worth the visit!

Was really great, loved the short trail around & over the creek.

It’s truly right off the road. The trail is about ten minute walk and that’s being generous. It’s a loop back over the creek. Lots of picnic tables and trash cans - great spot for a stopover lunch or doggy potty break on a road trip...You will not have signal (i have Verizon) anywhere near there, just prepare

What an amazing and historical place. Its one of the few remaining covered bridges in North Carolina.

Its sad to see the bridge defaced with so much graffiti but still charming to know its stood the test of time (since 1911). The small 1/4 mile loop around the creek is peaceful and having picnic tables there is nice for those wanting to eat. Not much parking though, so come early if you can.

Nice picturesque spot. Clean rest area with several picnic tables beside the creek and in the shade. Nice place to relax, enjoy the view, and let the kids play for a while.

Very scenic covered bridge; make sure you venture out on the very easy, and shirt, walking trail that circles around back to the bridge.Its sad though that so many people have graffitied the bridge.

A wonderful step back into time. A little more signage to direct you would be helpful.

Short trail to walk around. Very peaceful. Very pretty.

Very nice place to visit for a picnic and wade in the stream, my kids like to hunt for rock to tumble and see what comes out.

Nice place to hang out and talk with your fellow riders and humans. Lot of shade. It needs a hotdog and shaved ice stand.

Always loved visiting here. Let the kids play in the creek and walk the short trail. Its a shame that people have no respect and write all over the bridge.

Nice place, it has a good walking trail. Easy walking with some uneven ground but not to bad

I love historical places but they really need to do something about the vandalism. The trail was beautiful.

First time for me. enjoyed it. love nature. quiet, cool clean.

Fun to visit. Nice easy little walking trail that circles back. I imagine mosquitos are bad when it warms up so take bug repellent. Cool little views of a creek you can walk along.

Nice place to visit when in the area. Small hiking loop trail with a creek running through. My husband and I enjoyed it a lot!

The grandchildren enjoy playing on the rocks in the water. There is a nice but very short trail to walk.

Very cool little spot with a trail that makes a complete loop. The water was low enough to walk on the rocks like stepping stones across the stream. Cool place for photos, but there is a lot of vulgar graffiti, which is sad.

Neat place to check out and see some history.

Do not waste your time. The young people of this area have decided it is an excellent place for their art which is graffiti. The interior is covered in graffiti and it is obvious no care is taken to stay on top of and remove the graffiti. This is supposed to be a state and federal landmark but the caretakers do anything but take care of it. They are either too cheap or too lazy to install a monitoring system and prosecute the vandals. If you happen to be passing by, then visit, but DO NOT make a trip of it. It is a waste. And dont let minor children inside to read some of this stuff.

Quiet, beautiful bridge, even though it is covered in graffiti. Beautiful creek and short walking path...

Good place to hangout and spend time with family

Loved it. We made a detour on our way home (from VA to FL.) Its about 20 minutes off the interstate, and well worth the stop if youre into such things. The site has parking, picnic tables, and a nice little trail loop in a peaceful rural setting.

Its nice and refreshing to see history preserved. The graffiti is a bit saddening but you cant help vandals. Definitely worth the quick and convenient stop (it isnt far from the highway)

Loved going here. Read the story online about the bridge. Cool story. Nice short path that goes back in the woods.

Great destination to view a little bit of nature and history. Private funding it made possible!

Nice park. The bridge has been well maintained for walking across. There is a walking trail that runs along the creek.

This was my first visit and I will definitely be going back. We sat at one of the picnic tables and ate lunch before walking through the bridge itself and then along the path beside the water. Beautiful scenery!! And the dogs loved it too!!

Its very pretty just not well maintained.

Not a bad place. Small and in the middle of no where. Id go back again. A couple picnic tables and a creek with a small path that circles around. I loved the drive out here, so scenic.

This is a great place to stop if you are in Uwharrie National Forest. There is easy access to the bridge and it also has a relaxing nature trail to follow.I see previous reviews about graffiti, but I didnt see any specifically. Probably because the inside of the bridge is now painted and they encourage you to write on the walls in chalk. This made it a lot more interesting for kids and teenagers.

The bridge is full of graffiti however still cool the area around the bridge is beautiful.

No longer in use, a historical site. Chalk inside to write your name. Hopefully deters spray painters. Beautiful site. Guess at 1 point it washed away & folks came together & collected the pieces to put it back together.

As always a beautiful spot. terribly easy path around the park. great tables to have a nice lunch. very picturesque, didnt get any as i was preoccupied with the company i was with.this is on a list of go to places to see some wonderful beauty.

Wish people didnt mess up the walls in side with their writing

Great place for photos in the fall.

Interesting. Bridge has much graffiti inside. Which TBH I find interesting. Did not walk trail

This place could easily be a 5 star rating, but its in need of some TLC, garbage and graffiti everywhere. The bridge itself was cool, I would hope it receives funding for maintenance and some law enforcement intention soon.

Great Place to take the family.

This place is beautiful i love it, we drove an hr to check this place out and i think its just beautiful

This is surely a place to visit if ur in the area or visiting the NC Zoo. You get to capture North Carolina History of one of two covered bridges left in NC. Also there is a small loop trail that starts to the left of the bridge and ends behind the bridge. The trail is maintained and is a great way to take in ur whole visit to the bridge. The small trail also has nice bridge that over looks a small river adding that even better experience.

Cute, short walk. Only downside is the amount of graffiti on the actual bridge ...some of which was innaproriate.

Beautiful place for a nice diversion

Really lovely tourist attraction

Great little spot for a quick rest or cookout. i wish people wouldnt post picture with gratify. just makes the next moron want to do it.

Nice stop down a old curvy road.

Neat little spot!

A short drive, or in my case motorcycle ride, from the RTP area. Very peaceful and picturesque, not to mention historic given its one of only two remaining original covered bridges in the state.

This is one of only two original covered bridges left in North Carolina. However, the site is not highly maintained, and the bridge itself is slowly being defaced by people with idiotic graffiti.

Amazing piece of history! Too bad vandals got to it

A really nice example ofcoveredbridges

So peaceful and relaxing. A person can lose a few hours just listening to the water.

Pisgah Covered Bridge, located just outside of Asheboro, is one of only two historical covered bridges remaining in North Carolina. The 54-foot bridge was built in 1911 for a cost of $40 but soon became obsolete as it couldnt handle the traffic. A two-lane road was built in the 1950s and the covered bridge fell into a state of disrepair. Recognizing the cultural heritage of the bridge, the NC Zoo Society joined with the NC DOT and other organizations to raise funds to restore and refurbish the bridge, and to build parking and picnic tables for visitors to enjoy. In 2003, the bridge was washed away in a flood, but was rebuilt the next year, using mostly the original materials that were recovered by volunteers.I had seen signs for the bridge several times while traveling to the Asheboro area, but only had the opportunity to stop recently. Crossing the West Fork Branch of the Little River, the old covered bridge is very scenic and definitely worth a stop. Besides walking across the bridge, there are some short trails to head downstream and check it out from different angles. Unfortunately, a lot of the inside of the bridge has been defaced by graffiti.

Nice. It was cloudy unfortunately but Ill be back.

Nice place to spend some time in the country with the kids... Found a lot of wild life... My boys had fun

We enjoyed this place so much more than we expected

Great historical site, see it when you still can, it appears to be detereorating

Beautiful place to go and walk the trail and bridges!!!

Small park with quarter mile walking path.

Its nice. Please dont pick the moss.

Just a nice place to go with the family

A bit of local history that will pass as all things do. 1 if only 2 wooden covered bridges in NC

Great spot for photo shoot!!

Nice place for a short walk thru the woods, a lot of boulders down by the creek, trees and a place to picnic.

Wonderful relic restored recently after being damaged by floods. Rebuilt with the original would retrieved from downstream.A total shame that this is now the target of graffiti. The entire interior is covered. Even underneath there is some. Why must so many have so little regard for something so historic?

I had not been here since the 1970s. It was smaller than I remembered it being but, they have changed the roads around since way back then. I have a high school year book Eastern Randolph 1977 I think with the picture of it on the front of it. A wonderful piece of history from long ago right here in Randolph County to go visit. A beautiful stream runs under it and their are hiking trails to walk on. And a few picnic tables to sit on to rest and enjoy the view.

This is a really cool historic Bridge to go check out if youre in the area, I hate this see how disrespectful people are in the amount of trash they leave behind and graffiti done on such a beautiful historic preservation.

Great place to take a ride to. Be careful upon entry,dirt/gravel but safe.

Wonderful place for a picnic or a short walk. Has picnic tables and trash cans. The stream is pretty, the bridge is pretty even with all the graffiti. Nice day trip.

Classic place to visit always so beautiful

Absolutely Beautiful! But it breaks my heart to see all the graffiti all over the inside. The covered bridge is worth the trip off 49.

Nice place to see

Beautiful place for a picnic, and took some beautiful pictures there of grandbabies

Such a beautiful piece of history that has been restored for all to enjoy! You can just imagine old horse and buggies rolling through this beautiful bridge in a bygone era. The stream has beautiful stepping stones to get a great look at tge bridge. And they even have a small nature trail that loops you down and around a foot bridge to the other side of the covered bridge. While I was standing on the foot stone and looking at the bridge there was such a beautiful smell of the stream and forest. Hreat eay to imerse yourself in a piece of the outdoors.

The bridge was defaced up with names being carved out and other writings noted on all surfaces. The walking bridge was nice and the trail was easy to follow. John enjoyed it as any kind of a bridge and water thrills him. My son Elijah had fun walking on both bridges, the running water was tempting to him.

Beautiful area!

Fun place to stop and hang out, even have a picnic.

Interesting piece of history.

Been seeing the sign for this place for years I finally went and checked it out

Interesting old bridge with a nice walking trail. Unfortunately covered in graffiti, mostly of the Bob Loves Jane variety though, so not too obnoxious.