The Clarion Trestle is a Clarion County landmark ready to star in your next horror, thriller, adventure, or buddy film that features an old bridge, dizzying heights, and mysterious graffiti-tagged tunnels in any season. Fauna sprouts from the tracks in spring and summer; winter icicles hang like sharp teeth from tunnel mouths, and graffiti adds vibrant color contrast to the brown muddy puddles inside the tunnel. This 270-foot-long wooden and steel train bridge was built in 1908 to span the Clarion River. It's been abandoned since 1990.
This site is one of many in Clarion County, which is eager to host your film production in its rural communities. This northwest Pennsylvania county offers truly unique locations, such as these rustic or rusty graffiti-tagged bridges, that are quiet, remote, and low-traffic, yet conveniently located just off I-80 and 322, making access easy for crews coming in and out.
Location
Piney Dam Road
Clarion, Pennsylvania, United States