King Covered Bridge in Wayne Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, is a historic wooden covered bridge that carries a road over Hoover Run. Measuring 46.5 feet long, it is a compact example of the region’s traditional bridge building, using a Queenpost truss typical of shorter spans. A tin-covered gable roof protects its wooden framework from weather, helping preserve the structure. By October 1978, it was one of nine historic covered bridges still remaining in Greene County, highlighting the area’s notable concentration of this rural bridge type. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 recognized its value in Pennsylvania’s transportation and building history.