Railroad Bridge is an old railroad trestle across the Dungeness River, owned by our local Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe. It is a link in the Olympic Discovery Trail and is well used by walkers and bicyclists. A couple of years ago the section of the bridge beyond the wooden trestle seen here in the foreground collapsed after being battered by debris during flooding. It was rebuilt and after it was completed the entire bridge was repaved.
The repaving incorporated beautiful plaques with motifs that are used in Native American art in this region.
The plaques are about 3 feet by 2 feet (.91 meters by .60 meters).
They are striking additions to the bridge.
Wow -fabulous bridge – good job!
Eye catching designs!
What great additions to the bridge and a wonderful way to show Native American art of the region.
I like the wooden bridge AND the plaques.