Maryland
Historic covered bridges of Maryland, home to six surviving truss bridges concentrated in Frederick and Cecil counties — from the reputedly haunted Jericho Bridge near Kingsville to Gilpin's Falls, the longest covered bridge left in the state.
Maryland
6 results
Maryland
Utica Covered Bridge
Utica Road, Frederick, Maryland
Bridge Status
Preserved, open; NRHP listed
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Burr Arch Truss
Maryland
Roddy Road Covered Bridge
Roddy Road, Thurmont, Maryland
Bridge Status
Preserved, open; NRHP listed
Bridge Type/Truss Design
King Post Truss
Maryland
Loys Station Covered Bridge
Old Frederick Road, Thurmont, Maryland
Bridge Status
Preserved, open; NRHP listed
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Multiple Kingpost Truss
Maryland
Jericho Covered Bridge
Jerusalem Road, Kingsville, Maryland
Bridge Status
Preserved; NRHP listed
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Burr Truss
Maryland
Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge
Bay View Road, North East, Maryland
Bridge Status
Preserved, closed to vehicle traffic; NRHP listed
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Burr Arch Truss
Maryland
Foxcatcher Farm Covered Bridge
Fair Hill Natural Resources Management Area, Fair Hill, Maryland
Bridge Status
Preserved, open to hikers, cyclists, and horses only
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Multiple Kingpost with Arch