To get there, take highway 62 from Medford towards Crater Lake, turn east on highway 140 and follow it to the Lake Creek exit. From the town of Lake Creek, (just a mile or so from 140), go three and a half miles on South Fork Little Butte Road, then turn right on Lost Creek Road at the main concrete bridge crossing Lake Creek. The bridge is about half a mile down this dirt road.

The bridge no longer supports car traffic. This photo of the rear entrance of the bridge is taken from the road that runs parallel to it.

You can see the Queen Post interior support system in this photograph.

Our son Chris is feeding a squirrel inside the bridge. We grownups also found something interesting inside the bridge, a guest book to sign. I was surprised at how many visitors showed up at this somewhat remote little bridge. I guessed an average of nine a day from all over the globe.

Another view of the inside.

This is my favorite shot that Cheryl took that day, it is a good angle. Of course the subject was very cooperative too.

This is the view from the small park adjacent to the bridge. The park and bridge form the Walch Memorial Wayside Park, built and maintained by the descendants of John and Marie Newsome Walch.