The Itasca County Highway 63 bridge is another prestressed concrete girder bridge. It is a little bit older bridge for being a concrete girder structure. The key feature making its age are the metal railings. More modern bridges have higher concrete railings, and any metal railings would be decorative or for pedestrians. Like the Itasca County Highway 62 bridge just upstream, this bridge also features the tubular steel pilings for bridge piers. The tube steel pilings make for a very open and thin looking bridge, one that seems to float on the water rather than being connected to the earth.

The previous bridge at this location was a 1913 era structure. Verne Skallman was the Itasca County highway engineer for over 20 years.