Tarihi Bayramören Köprüsü

Bayramören Historical Wooden bridge is located 3 kilometers away from the district on the Melan (Soğanlı) stream. The roof of the bridge was covered with gutter tiles and built on three large cut stones using timber from red pine wood. The feet of this cute bridge, which connects two valleys to allow people and animals to pass, are prepared as triangular in the direction of water arrival and rectangular in the direction of flow. The bridge, which gained an aesthetic appearance by the gradual placement of large timber fastened with wooden nails, has been in service for more than 250 years.

The bridge, which is located on the Melen Stream, 3 km from the district center and estimated to be about 250 years old, is an important gateway connecting the two sides of the valley especially for the crossings of pedestrians and animals. According to the researches of the bridge, the construction date of which is unknown, XIX. It is estimated that it might have been built in the 21st century with the efforts of the townspeople. The historical bridge displays an architecture built with timber on three legs built of smooth cut stone material. These legs are made as triangle in the direction of the water, and rectangular in the direction of the water. The bridge, which is 3.90 m wide and 40.40 m long, was built by gradually stacking the large timbers fastened with wooden nails, and on top of it, there is a sloping slope covered with corrugated tiles. It was covered with a wooden roof. The feet of the bridge, which was renovated in 2002 in accordance with its original, were made of cut stone and the rest of the bridges were completely made of wood. The bridge is protected by a roof with a tile roof as in the original.

A notable place in my mother's hometown. It is a historical bridge and made entirely of wood. I know it has been restored, there are suitable places for a picnic next to it. You can enter the flowing stream or even fish, provided you be careful. Bayramören is a place that offers natural beauty, abundant oxygen and the opportunity to climb to the mountains that lean against the Black Sea. However, it was a place that was underdeveloped in terms of development and stubbornly wanted to stay behind ? I left there sadly.

There is a perfect view of nature, the wood craftsmanship is reflected perfectly

With the sound of water passing under a beautiful bridge has become a much more los environment

An interesting bridge, I have not come across anything like it. Nature is wonderful, in some comments it is said that the road is bad, but it should stay bad anyway. The state of easily accessible places is in the middle

The historical Bayramören Bridge, which is over 250 years old, gains an aesthetic appearance with the gradual stacking of large timbers fastened with wooden nails.

According to various views, it is a wooden bridge excluding its originally restored feet in 2002, which is stated to be between 100 and 250 years old.