Trusal Bridge (also known as Dice’s Bridge) is the oldest of Indiana County’s covered bridges. At 41 feet the Trusal Bridge is the shortest of Indiana County’s covered bridges. It was named after Robert Trusal, a nearby property owner and Civil War veteran who owned the surrounding land at the time the bridge was built. Trusal Bridge is located about one-half mile downstream of the Harmon Bridge. The contractor and cost of the bridge construction are not known. The bridge was bypassed in 1990.

Trusal Bridge is the companion to Harmon Bridge, both are located on the South Branch of Plum Creek, just off Five Points Road in Washington Township. Both the Harmon and Trusal Bridges are constructed with Town lattice trusses. The bridges are located in a very picturesque farm setting.

The bridge is 41 feet long, with a bridge number of PA3-32-03. It is located at 1961 Trusal Road, Creekside, PA, 15732. GPS coordinates are 40o 43' 49.927" N by 79o 11' 3.718" W.