California Points of Interest

Steel Bridge Day


The Steel Bridge Day is an annual event that takes place in the Trinity Watershed of California. The event celebrates the history and importance of steel bridges in the region. Visitors can explore the unique architecture and engineering of the bridges, as well as learn about their role in the development of the local economy. There are also opportunities to participate in guided tours and educational activities, such as workshops and lectures.

Some good reasons to visit the Steel Bridge Day include the chance to see some of the most iconic and historic steel bridges in the area, as well as to gain a deeper understanding of the important role they have played in the region's history. Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful natural scenery of the Trinity Watershed, which includes rolling hills, forests, and rivers. Additionally, the event provides a unique opportunity to interact with local residents and learn more about the cultural traditions and customs of the area. Overall, the Steel Bridge Day is a must-see event for anyone interested in the history and culture of California's Trinity Watershed. Get driving directions.
STEEL BRIDGE DAY

Points of Interest
Location
Bucktail Hole
Dump Hole
Grapevine
Indian Creek
Lowden Ranch
Mill Street
Oregon Street
Steel Bridge Day
Steel Bridge Day Use
Steiner Flat
Union Hill Pond

Nearby Camping
Location Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Cooper Gulch 6 1,909 ft
Junction City 22 1,459 ft
Mary Smith 18 1,909 ft
East Weaver 11 2,692 ft
Ripstein 10 2,742 ft
Douglas City 20 1,613 ft
Deerlick Springs 13 3,230 ft
Rush Creek 11 2,795 ft
Bushytail 25 2,608 ft
Tunnel Rock 6 2,025 ft
Minersville 18 2,368 ft
Tannery Gulch 86 2,406 ft
Sheill Gulch 9 2,797 ft
Steel Bridge 9 1,698 ft
Clark Springs 20 2,368 ft
Steiner Flat 8 1,609 ft
Ridgeville 12 2,405 ft
Stoney Point 23 2,368 ft
Bridge Camp 13 2,698 ft