Foxcatcher Farm Covered Bridge is a historic wooden Burr truss bridge built in 1860 by Ferdinand Wood near Fair Hill, Maryland, spanning Big Elk Creek. Originally called Strahorn's Mill Bridge, it later became associated with William du Pont Jr.'s Foxcatcher Farm estate, created when he assembled the surrounding land in 1927. That connection gave the bridge its present name and tied it to the broader history of the former estate and the protected Fair Hill landscape. A substantial reconstruction in 1992 helped preserve the bridge, and in 1994 it was designated a Maryland Historic Civil Engineering Landmark for its engineering and transportation significance.