Height: 106 ft

Span: 180 ft

Thickness: 9 ft

Width: 27 ft

 

On the eastern end of the Owachomo lies a rock formation, which is where the bridge received its name meaning "Rock Mound".

 

Owachomo is the oldest of the three bridges in the park. In fact, it is so old that the stream bed which carved its way through no longer passes under the bridge, but has since carved a new path.

Length: 0.2 mi

Elevation change: 180 ft

 

The trail to Owachomo is the shortest and easiest in the park. A steep sandstone sections exist, but there are handrails in place to help. Half an hour is enough time to make the round trip.

 

Because of Owachomo's short distance from the road, and the thinness of the bridge, it is a popular bridge for nighttime photos.