1874 Nature Ct
Winterset, IA

Cedar Bridge in Winterset, Madison County, Iowa was built in 1883 and graced the cover of the novel "The Bridges of Madison County."

S 9th St
Winterset, IA

Built in 1870 by Eli Cox, the Cutler-Donahoe bridge features a pitched roof. Originally located over the North River near Bevington, it was moved to its present site in Winterset’s City Park in 1970.

1879 Hogback Bridge Rd
Winterset, IA

Built in 1884, Hogback gets its name from the limestone ridge which forms the west end of the valley. It's one of four remaining flat-roofed covered bridges, which are unique to Madison County, Iowa.

123 Holliwell Bridge Rd
Winterset, IA

Built in 1880, Holliwell is the longest covered bridge built in Madison County, and was featured in "The Bridges of Madison County."

500 E Main St
Saint Charles, IA

The oldest of the remaining covered bridges in Madison County, Iowa, Imes was built in 1870 and moved to its current location in St. Charles, Iowa, in 1977. It's one of two pitched roofed bridges left in Madison County.

2451 Elderberry Ave
Winterset, IA

Built in 1883, the Roseman Covered Bridge is the most popular due to its feature in "The Bridges of Madison County."