Discover America's Historic Covered Bridges
Journey through time and explore a comprehensive directory of the nation's most picturesque and historically significant covered bridges.
Journey through time and explore a comprehensive directory of the nation's most picturesque and historically significant covered bridges.
The Riverview Covered Bridge is a 150-foot pedestrian bridge located beneath the Smolen-Gulf Bridge in Indian Trails Park, dedicated in 2016 with a Pratt arch design mirroring its larger neighbor.
The State Road Covered Bridge was the first covered bridge designed and built by legendary Ashtabula County Engineer John Smolen in 1983, a 152-foot Town lattice structure spanning Conneaut Creek.
The Thomas Mill Covered Bridge is the only remaining covered bridge in Philadelphia and the only covered bridge in any major American city, spanning Wissahickon Creek in the scenic Wissahickon Valley Park.
Bells Mills Covered Bridge is the last remaining covered bridge in Westmoreland County, a beautifully preserved 1850 Burr truss structure built by noted bridge builder Daniel McCain spanning Sewickley Creek.
The northernmost historic covered bridge in Pennsylvania, featuring rare Town Lattice Truss design, reopened in November 2024 after a $3.4 million restoration.
Historic 1875 covered bridge crossing Little Swatara Creek in Washington Township, one of only two remaining covered bridges in Schuylkill County.
Historic 1880 covered bridge crossing Lower Little Swatara Creek, extensively rehabilitated in 2023 with a $2.8 million restoration project.
The last remaining historic covered bridge in Clinton County, located in scenic Sugar Valley near the historic Logan Mills gristmill.
The highest covered bridge in Pennsylvania, sitting 30 feet above Brown's Creek in a dramatic gorge setting. The only remaining covered bridge in Bradford County.
The only remaining covered bridge crossing any branch of the Susquehanna River and the last covered bridge in Clearfield County, built for just $175 in 1873.
Historic 1898 covered bridge in northern Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, featuring Burr Arch Truss construction spanning approximately 70 feet over Blockhouse Creek.
Historic 1877 covered bridge in northwestern Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, featuring Burr Arch Truss construction spanning 94 feet over Larrys Creek, the oldest and longest covered bridge in the county.