Only privately owned toll bridge, in the area. Very interesting. Beautiful area, bridge is sketchy but doable! Nice day trip to see and walk.

A privately owned toll bridge that doesn't charge a fortune. I love this bridge. I've never been over this in a non commercial vehicle, but I have been over it many times in the last 15 years in a class 8 truck with a pup trailer. First time thrilling. After that I felt at ease. Minimum 10 crossings I have endured. Top notch and well cared for.

A cool little slice of history from the 1930's, this privately-owned one-lane bridge is completely different and unusual to the typical modern driving experience. It was a well-spent $1.50 to cross just for the fun of it. Surprisingly, it was very noisy crossing over with lots of wood clunks and metal squeaks. And only one car able to cross at a time. A local driver waiting on the other side was laughing at us filming the experience. The toll collector kindly answered our questions about the bridge history after collecting our fee in a long-handled metal cup.

Well, it gets you from here to there. The bridge looks janky AF, but it works, and there is a certain charm to the whole thing. It is just one lane, which is all it needs to be, and yes, it charges a toll, which at time of writing was $1.50 for the car and then $.50 for each trailer axle. All cash, they hold a little tin cup out on a stick to take the money. Toll taker was very pleasant. Worth it if in the area just for the experience.

We drove to Oldtown just to see the toll bridge. One of two privately owned toll bridges in the country. The lady was sweet and told us a little about it. She holds out a tin cup for your money.