Cut River Bridge & Roadside Park

Name: Cut River Bridge & Roadside Park
Address: Lake Michigan Scenic Hwy, Epoufette, MI 49762, USA, Epoufette, Michigan, 49762, US
Telephone: +15178878720

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Lake Michigan Scenic Hwy, Epoufette, MI 49762, USA, Epoufette +15178878720

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The Cut River Bridge was built in 1947 and is one of only two cantilevered deck truss bridges in Michigan. The bridge is 641 feet long and is composed of over 888 tons of structural steel. Along with the bridge, there is also a roadside park that visitors can stop at and enjoy the beautiful view of Lake Michigan and the mouth of the Cut River Gorge. The Roadside Park provides picnic areas, restrooms, and access to the river, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. This is also a fantastic spot to view spring wildflowers and plants, as well as a variety of wildlife.

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Last reported Oct 18, 2026

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