About a mile south of the Sinking Creek Bridge is a the Current River Bridge.
The river is fed by cold springs and is heavily used for recreation.
The concrete filled spandrel arch has five spans (the longest 130 feet)
with a total length of 602 feet. It was built in 1924 at a cost
of $71,471.39 and bears structure number G804A. Just to the east
of the highway bridge is a pedestrian bridge of much newer origin
that connects recreational areas on either side of the river.