Found this the other night on the evening ramble. Some stats from the Bridge Hunter: https://bridgehunter.com/or/washington/bh44802/ Says it’s the longest wooden bridge still in use. 1168 feet long and about 90 feet tall. Part of a retired logging rail line that ran from near the coast to Portland. The United Railways. The segment between Banks and Vernonia is now known as the Banks To Vernonia Rail Trail. And the portion from this trestle over to Portland gets interrupted at the Plumper Pumpkin Patch and Tree Farm near Rock Creek Road but picks back up again after Cornelius Pass Road. Here’s a video of eastbound action not too long ago maybe 2010 or so: https://youtu.be/WBLBa3QBZLk?t=70
