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Lawrence L. Knoebel Covered Bridge

Originally built in 1881, this King Post bridge was relocated to Knoebels Amusement Park in 1936 and spans Roaring Creek within the park.

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1881 Columbia-Northumberland Border King Post
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Creasyville Covered Bridge

Built in 1881, this 44.5-foot Queen Post bridge is the furthest upstream crossing of Little Fishing Creek and has been featured in the annual puzzle series.

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1881 Columbia County Puzzle Featured
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Kramer Covered Bridge

Built in 1881, this Queen Truss bridge was reconstructed in 2007 and has been featured in the annual covered bridge puzzle contest.

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1881 Award-Winning Columbia County
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Rupert Covered Bridge spanning Fishing Creek in Columbia County Pennsylvania

Rupert Covered Bridge

Built in 1847, this 185-foot Burr Arch bridge is the longest covered bridge in Columbia County and the fifth longest in Pennsylvania.

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1847 Burr Arch Columbia County
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West Paden Twin Covered Bridge winter view showing red-painted 1884 Burr arch truss bridge with white trim spanning Huntingdon Creek in Columbia County Pennsylvania

East Paden Covered Bridge

Built in 1884, this 73-foot Queen Post bridge is one half of the famous Twin Bridges - the only twin covered bridges in Pennsylvania.

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1884 Columbia County Queen Post
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East and West Paden Twin Covered Bridges showing red-painted parallel bridges with white trim spanning Huntington Creek in Columbia County Pennsylvania

West Paden Covered Bridge

Built in 1884 and rebuilt in 2008, this 100-foot Burr Arch bridge completes the famous Twin Bridges with its companion East Paden Bridge.

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1884 Burr Arch Columbia County
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Josiah Hess Covered Bridge approach view showing red-painted 1875 Burr arch truss bridge spanning Huntington Creek in Columbia County Pennsylvania

Josiah Hess Covered Bridge

Built in 1875, this 110-foot Burr Arch bridge is one of Columbia County's most beautiful covered bridges in a stunning wooded creek setting.

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1875 Burr Arch Columbia County
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Pine Grove Covered Bridge spanning Octoraro Creek on county line

Pine Grove Covered Bridge

Lancaster/Chester County Line. Built 1864. 198 ft long. Lancaster County's longest covered bridge, Civil War era construction, open to traffic.

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Snyder Covered Bridge

This historic bridge spans the North Branch of Roaring Creek near a historic grist mill site in Locust Township.

Pennsylvania
Columbia County Mill Roaring Creek
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Krickbaum Covered Bridge

Built in 1876, this 68-foot Queen Truss bridge spans the South Branch of Roaring Creek on the Columbia-Northumberland County border.

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1876 Columbia-Northumberland Border Queen Truss
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