Saville Covered Bridge
Saville Covered Bridge is a beautiful 60-foot Burr Arch Truss bridge built in 1903 by L.M. Wentzel. Located in a scenic woodland setting, it crosses Big Buffalo Creek and is a favorite among photographers.
About Saville Covered Bridge
Saville Covered Bridge is a 60-foot covered bridge spanning Big Buffalo Creek in Perry County, Pennsylvania. Built in 1903 by L.M. Wentzel, this Burr Arch Truss bridge is located in a scenic woodland setting.
History of Saville Covered Bridge
Constructed in 1903 by L.M. Wentzel, Saville Covered Bridge served the Saville community and surrounding farms. The bridge underwent extensive renovation in 2007. It is owned by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Architecture and Design
The bridge features a classic Burr Arch Truss design, measuring 60 feet in length and 17 feet in width. The wooded setting provides a picturesque backdrop for photographers.
Visiting Saville Covered Bridge
Saville Covered Bridge is located on State Route 4001 (Covered Bridge Road), just south of Saville. The dark skies in this area make it possible to photograph the Milky Way above the bridge.
