Woolpert, ODNR Win Award for 'Indiana Jones' Bridge in Hocking Hills State Park
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Tuesday, February 26, 2019
The suspension bridge, located in Hocking Hills State Park about 60 miles southeast of Columbus, was modeled after a bridge featured in the movie "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom."
Key Points:
- The suspension bridge, located in Hocking Hills State Park about 60 miles southeast of Columbus, was modeled after a bridge featured in the movie "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom."
- ODNR Road and Bridge Program Manager Gus Smithhisler, PE, said the bridge's remote location is central to the park, situated nearly a mile via trail from Old Man's Cave, Cedar Falls and the former Hocking Hills Lodge site.
- "The elements and challenges specific to the state park were such that we felt they would be the best choice.
- We wanted the bridge itself to feel like an adventure, and that's why we modeled it after the 'Indiana Jones' bridge."