The Mink Hollow Covered Bridge in Arney Run Park rests on its original sandstone abutments over Arney Run, a tributary of Clear Creek. This charming bridge was built approximately in 1887 at a span of 51 feet and features a multiple kingpost truss with a central X-brace and canopies on both sides. The Mink Hollow Covered Bridge actually lies in Oil Mill Hollow, a name that came from a nearby mill that pressed oil from flaxseed. This geographic landmark, as well as the name of Borcher's Mill, a local grist mill, led to the bridge's official name, which is the longest name of any covered bridge in the United States: The Mink Hollow Covered Bridge in Oil Mill Hollow Over Arney Run Near Borcher's Mill. Although there is a Mink Hollow about five miles away from Oil Mill Hollow, the latter location has never figured prominently in the covered bridge's name.