Welcome to www.n-georgia.com Discover Georgia's Stovall Mill Covered Bridge - Located in Helen, GA, this covered bridge, also known as Sautee-Nacoochee, Helen Bridge, and Chickamauga Bridge was built in 1895 by Wil Pardue. Historic marker, picnic area and parking available. Description, directions, map, phone number and picture are below.
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Stovall Mill Covered Bridge
Stovall Mill Covered Bridge - Phone: 800-858-8027 - Helen, GA (White Co.)
Bridge Description: This bridge was built in 1895 by Will Pardue. It is 36.8 feet long with queen-post truss. It has a parking area, picnic area and historic marker. It is at Chickamauga Creek. It was also known as Sautee-Nacoochee, Helen Bridge, and Chickamauga.

Located in an area of White County, rich in history and legends of the Cherokee, Stovall Mill Bridge spans Chickamauga Creek. This is not to be confused with the more famous northwest Georgia Creek of the same name. An earlier covered bridge stood here but was washed away in the early 1890's. The bridge retains the name of the miller, Fred Stovall, Sr.; who operated the mill complex for many years.

The gristmill, sawmill and shingle mill were powered by a water turbine. All are gone now; only the remains of the dam are evident. - From "Covered Bridges of Georgia" by Thomas L. French, Jr. & Edward L. French. See more about the history of the Stovalls in this area.

This bridge is a short drive from the numerous attractions in the area and is worth the trip. The bridge appeared in the 1950's movie I'd Climb the Highest Mountain starring Susan Heyward.

Directions: From Atlanta, take I-85 north to I-985 north, to Hwy. 23 west, to Hwy. 17 to Sautee, then go 3 miles north of Old Sautee Store on Hwy. 255. In Unicoi State Park in the Northeast Mountains Travel Region.
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