Beaver, Arkansas: Terrifying Beaver Bridge
One lane wooden plank suspension bridge, 554 feet long, spans the White River, built in 1949. Known as "The Little Golden Gate Bridge" for its yellow towers.
- Address:
- State Rd 187, Beaver, AR
- Directions:
- From the intersection of US Hwy 62 and State Rd 23/Main St. in Eureka Springs, drive north on State Rd 23, through downtown, for 4.5 miles. Bear left onto State Rd 187. Drive 2.5 miles to the bridge.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Also called the Little Golden Gate Bridge, it is the last suspension bridge of its type in Arkansas. The bridge was featured in the movie "Elizabethtown." It is a very cool side trip for anyone that is in the Eureka Springs area.
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