Iron Mountain Road Pigtail Bridge at Isabel Gertrude blog

Iron Mountain Road Pigtail Bridge. Gideon’s pigtail bridge design, or “spiral jumpoffs” as he called them, came to life during construction of the scenic iron mountain road. The highway connects custer state park and mount rushmore national memorial and passes through some of the most beautiful scenery in the black. Take iron mountain road in custer state park to mount rushmore through a series of twists and turns that showcase pigtail bridges, magnificent black hills scenery, and tunnels that frame. These features include wooden structures, called pigtail bridges, and one lane tunnels that were built to showcase the american patriotic symbol, mt. The pigtail bridges are located at the most northern point of iron mountain road (16a), which terminates just before mount rushmore. The iron mountain road is a work of art in itself.

Take iron mountain road in custer state park to mount rushmore through a series of twists and turns that showcase pigtail bridges, magnificent black hills scenery, and tunnels that frame. The pigtail bridges are located at the most northern point of iron mountain road (16a), which terminates just before mount rushmore. The iron mountain road is a work of art in itself. The highway connects custer state park and mount rushmore national memorial and passes through some of the most beautiful scenery in the black. These features include wooden structures, called pigtail bridges, and one lane tunnels that were built to showcase the american patriotic symbol, mt. Gideon’s pigtail bridge design, or “spiral jumpoffs” as he called them, came to life during construction of the scenic iron mountain road.

Scenic Iron Mountain Road pigtails and bridges between Mount Rushmore

Iron Mountain Road Pigtail Bridge The iron mountain road is a work of art in itself. The pigtail bridges are located at the most northern point of iron mountain road (16a), which terminates just before mount rushmore. Gideon’s pigtail bridge design, or “spiral jumpoffs” as he called them, came to life during construction of the scenic iron mountain road. The highway connects custer state park and mount rushmore national memorial and passes through some of the most beautiful scenery in the black. Take iron mountain road in custer state park to mount rushmore through a series of twists and turns that showcase pigtail bridges, magnificent black hills scenery, and tunnels that frame. These features include wooden structures, called pigtail bridges, and one lane tunnels that were built to showcase the american patriotic symbol, mt. The iron mountain road is a work of art in itself.