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The Siuslaw (sy-yoo-slaw) River Bridge was designed and built in the 1930s by famed architect Conde McCullough, who is responsible for many of the Art Deco bridges along the span of Highway 101. On clear days you have excellent views of the river, dunes, and Old Town Florence. More often than not though, the bridge is covered in atmospheric fog and offers a haunting beauty typical of the Oregon Coast.

Chambers Railroad Covered Bridge is the last remaining covered railroad bridge in Oregon, if not the entire Western US. It was originally built to haul timber to the mill in Cottage Grove, but was left to the elements after the railroad closed in the early 50s. The city took control of the bridge and refurbished it in 2011 before opening it to bicycles and pedestrians.

The Centennial Bridge is so named because it was built in celebration of Cottage Grove's 100 year anniversary. Though it is much newer than the other covered bridges in the area it is built with salvaged timber from decommissioned bridges.

Largely following along the Row River Travel, the Covered Bridges Scenic Byway will take you to 6 different covered bridges around Cottage Grove. There are multiple places to start and stop so you can make your ride as long or short as you want. As a bonus, you can also see the orange railroad bridge that was used in the classic 1980s film "Stand By Me" near the Mosby Creek Covered Bridge.

Of the many historic covered bridges in Oregon, only this one is painted two different colors. A concrete bridge was built in 1979 and after being closed for many years the bridge was refurbished and opened to pedestrian and bike traffic.

Mosby Creek is the oldest remaining covered bridge in Lane County, dating back to 1920. Like others in the area it's a great destination for cycling and is also popular with history buffs and photographers.

The Siuslaw (sy-yoo-slaw) River Bridge was designed and built in the 1930s by famed architect Conde McCullough, who is responsible for many of the Art Deco bridges along the span of Highway 101. On clear days you have excellent views of the river, dunes, and Old Town Florence. More often than not though, the bridge is covered in atmospheric fog and offers a haunting beauty typical of the Oregon Coast.

Woahink (woe-hink) Lake is a popular recreation area just south of Florence. In the summer you can stop for a quick swim, or stay overnight in one of the nearby campsites. It's also a destination for fishing, boating, hiking, etc.