Rolling Stone Covered Bridge is a historic Indiana road bridge spanning Big Walnut Creek. Built in 1915, it uses the Burr arch design, which combines a timber arch with a truss for added strength. At 103 feet long, it represents the late period of covered-bridge construction, when this traditional form was still serving rural crossings. Its setting near Baker's Camp Bridge and Pine Bluff Bridge places it within a broader local landscape where covered bridges remain an important part of regional history.