Jack's Creek Bridge

Jack's Creek Bridge crosses the Smith River in Patrick County on Route 615 just west of Route 8, about two miles south of Woolwine. The 48-foot span, built in 1914, has been replaced by a modern bridge but is being retained.

Take a Road Trip

Jack's Creek Bridge can be seen from Route 8 at its intersection with Route 615, or it can be reached by turning west two-tenths of a mile on Route 615.

Visit Virginia's Other Covered Bridges

• Meem's Bottom Bridge
  
• Bob White Bridge
  
• Humpback Bridge
  
• Sinking Creek Bridge