Built c. 1850 (sign says 1824), Town lattice design, 85.5 ft long.
West River Bridge
Spans the West River
Visit: Classic Vermont covered bridge spanning the West River, vital for 19th-century commerce. River Info: West River popular for tubing, kayaking, and fishing. Architecture: Traditional timber framing showcases Vermont craftsmanship. Best Season: Fall foliage reflects in river below. Parking: Limited roadside spots. Photo Tip: Early morning mist creates ethereal shots. Nearby Activities: West River Trail for hiking/biking. Historical Note: Survived multiple floods that destroyed neighboring bridges. Local Secret: Swimming hole 200 yards downstream. Perfect stop on Route 30 scenic drive.
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