The Healdsburg Railroad Bridge is a 375-foot steel truss bridge crossing the Russian River on the south side of Healdsburg. Built in 1901 and updated in 1921, the former Northwestern Pacific Railroad structure is currently slated for reconstruction and retrofitting as part of the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) extension to Healdsburg.

The bridge has three truss spans, one a lightweight span that is a rare example of a Camelback truss with pinned connections.