This very narrow course has pine trees lining its fairways and water hazards coming into play on four holes. The front nine is more hilly than the back nine and the average-sized greens are somewhat sloped and slow. The locals' favorite hole is #13, a 330-yard, par 4. The course is located on the Oregon border and it earned its name from the bridge (with an Indian legend in its background) that connects the two states. There is a midweek cart rate available.