Located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State the Vance Creek Bridge was built in 1929 for the Simpson Logging Company. It was decommissioned in the 1970s due to the reduction of logging on the peninsula. The bridge gained popularity with photographers in the 2010s. There were talks with the Washington State Parks Department of opening it to the public. Recently razor wire had been installed and the wooden deck has been removed to prevent access to the bridge.