The bridge has existed since 1853 and is now only open to cars, not trucks. A new bridge is being discussed for the county road, and this historic structure would then be preserved as a pedestrian and cycle path.

Edit: Since 2022, no cars are allowed over it – only pedestrians and cyclists.

Edit: Since 2025, it has also been completely closed (no passage for cyclists and pedestrians!) until the new car bridge is completed and a new cycle path leads over it.

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Rainer

March 16, 2025

The bridge is also no longer open to pedestrians and cyclists 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Topsi

August 26, 2017

This beautiful covered wooden bridge crosses the Rott River.

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Location: Neuhaus am Inn, Landkreis Passau, Lower Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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