A very short drive from downtown Stowe, this covered bridge is a great picture spot. In addition to the covered bridge, it is possible to walk down to the water to get some great photos. It is steep, so the short walk is not for everyone. I didn't get any scares at this location, and thankfully our rental car came away with no scratches. I'm not sure if the folks that brought a Chucky doll for photos fared as well.See more..
4.5Silk Road Covered Bridge(196 reviews) - Stop 2 on the Bennington Cover Bridge Tour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
Disclaimer: no there was not an actual tour it was my own self driving through each of the bridges in Bennington Vermont. What is nice about the three bridges besides the beautiful landscape and preserved structures themselves is that they are conveniently located within five minutes of each other. If you are someone that would like to see covered bridges but do not want to go on a “hunt” for them this trio in Bennington is perfect.See more..
I wanted to see the alleged longest two-span wooden covered bridge in the world. I was afraid it would be in a busy area with no parking, but was pleasantly surprised! Beautiful historic building that is fun to drive thru, wasn't busy at all. Convenient parking for multiple cars was right outside of it on the NH side. Pay attention to the traffic and you can have plenty of opportunities to photograph the bridge from every angle. Just the feeling of driving it was absolutely worth the detour. See more..
4.5Creamery Covered Bridge(185 reviews) - Fall Visit Thursday: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This old but we’ll maintained bridge is worth a visit! The woodwork structure is beautiful and has a built on walkway (1917). The bridge is no longer actually driven upon and is a great photo op with the stream flowing underneath. We had the pleasure of meeting a couple of the local caretakers of the bridge. I’m thankful there are folks like them to maintain this history!See more..
4.5Taftsville Covered Bridge(170 reviews) - Beautiful bridge in the afternoon sun. Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
After visiting the Woodstock Inn in that beautiful but "too busy" village, we stopped to see this bridge. What a beauty with a parking spot right along the damned Ottauquechee River. The 1836 189' structure is among the oldest covered bridges in Vermont and the U.S.See more..
4.5Quechee Bridge(97 reviews) - The love of covered bridges Spent < 1 hour Bridges
Don't you just love the old covered bridges. This one is no exception. Easy walk across. Make sure you pick a day when it is warm enough!See more..
The Henry bridge is conveniently located near two other active use covered bridges that have been well preserved. As a Pennsylvanian who has explored several areas of covered bridges in my own state most of ours are in active and have been placed in the vicinity of where they were once in use. It is a treat to be able to visit a place that has these beautiful architectural creations and the settings where they are at live up to expectations of being picturesque. There is a place to pull your car over in order to take pictures, etc. I would still caution to watch for vehicles coming through. I am grateful to the state of Vermont for maintaining these historical structures so that many generations can experience them.See more..
5.0Northfield Covered Bridges(44 reviews) - There are THREE Covered Bridges in Northfields Falls, VT . . . all right in a row. Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
These are really neat because it's the first time I have ever seen three covered bridges right in a row!!! We actually missed the third one the first time around, until someone told us, so we had to go back. All red covered bridges.See more..
Although the address is listed as Pulp Mill Covered Bridge Road, we found it at Seymour Street. There is no parking. It is the oldest covered bridge in Vermont and one of only 7 "double barreled" covered bridges in the US. Traffic is quite busy.See more..
4.5Papermill Village Bridge(31 reviews) - Well taken care of Bridge Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Bridges
Easy to find covered bridge in Bennington. I don't mind waiting for a car to cross before we crossed it.See more..
While staying in Brattleboro we were told to visit this bridge. That was great advice. It's a pretty red covered bridge open to traffic. After crossing you can park in the lot and go down to the West River to swim, take pictures and just enjoy the scenery. If you walk, carefully, into the bridge you can take an awesome picture from the diamond cutout on the bridge wall. If you plan on going down to the water bring water shoes. The river is rocky. Worth the trip.See more..
My sister and brother in law were visiting from Florida and enjoy seeing new historic places. After lunch at a great local restaurant we took them here. The lady on duty was very friendly and knowledgeable. The blackboard had a list of Vermont firsts some which surprised my sister who was born and raised in Vermont. This is a wonderful part of our state history and would entertain most school age children.See more..
4.5Slaughterhouse Covered Bridge(17 reviews) - One of our favorite Covered Bridges Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
One of our favorites! We come to Vermont every couple of years to see the fall colors, do some hiking, and check out some cool covered bridges. The Slaughterhouse Covered Bridge is definitely one of our favorites. It's old, but the red color makes it stand out.See more..
This covered bridge is one of several we saw near Cornish, New Hampshire. We had seen it about 20 years ago. In excellent condition and it is a long one. Nice interpretive signs at the southeast corner pullover in NH. Free both ways.See more..
We happened on this bridge while driving from Montpelier through Vermont to see the fall scenery. It was a cool find. If you want to see the interior of the bridge you'll have to climb up a short steep hill to get there (so not for folks with mobility issues). It's right off of the road so easy to stop and learn some history and take a few pics.See more..
Where can you go where you walk on water? A bridge that floats on the water that you can cross, while your there you might during a hot Summer day go for a swim or bike on the many country dirt roads over hilly Vermont. Brookfield a town that refused to pave it Main Street so it would not lose it's small town charm. The Bridge itself is one of many that have been repaired or replaced over the years. A great spot to fish, swim, hike, bike, take photos or explore one of Vermont's many hidden gems. A great place also to visit in the Fall with the many bright colored leaves.See more..
4.5Marble Bridge(12 reviews) - interesting bridge to take a photo of Spent < 1 hour Bridges
all marble very pretty bridge walk down the trail for a look at the river and power plant or drive for a look at the falls below the bridgeSee more..
4.5Halpin Covered Bridge(11 reviews) - A small treasure if you can find it Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This is a very out of the way covered bridge on a semi-private road on private property. Be sure to ask before wandering too far away from the bridge owing to the privacy of the families who live there. Still, though, if you need to see every covered bridge in VT then this one is a must.See more..
4.5Hammond Covered Bridge(7 reviews) - Nice old bridge that you can walk over Spent < 1 hour Bridges
Plenty of parking to check out this old bridge. The interior has some additional bracing. You can walk in and check out the construction.See more..
Located in Jeffersonville, Vermont, Grist Mill Covered Bridge greeted my son and me with warmth and beauty on a quiet Sunday afternoon as Fall colors began to sweep the region. Originally built in 1872, it joins two sides of Canyon Road across the Brewster River and prevails as one of only remaining Burr arch truss bridges in all of Vermont. As such, it served as a history lesson for us and a welcome diversion from the hustle and bustle of main street traffic. One interesting piece of trivia to share with your pet is that it’s also referred to as the “Scott Covered Bridge”, the “Bryant Covered Bridge”, and the “Canyon Covered Bridge”. Regardless of name, it was worth driving out of the way to see.See more..
4.0Waitsfield Covered Bridge(6 reviews) - One of the Oldest Covered Bridges in VT Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
One of the oldest covered bridges in Vermont, it is a historical landmark. We stayed near the bridge at the peak of fall and the colors in the surrounding areas were beautiful. Wonderful to see and get pictures by.See more..
Nice little bridge to see if your in the area. Easy to find and worth seeing. Great views and scenery on the way there. Easy to pull off by it to park.See more..
4.5Bartonsville Covered Bridge(5 reviews) - Covered bridge at a railroad crossing. Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Bridges
On our tour of VT's covered bridges, we stopped at this 1871 159' covered bridge, amazingly sited next to a railroad track. We drove through the bridge for pictures and on our return discovered a train blocking our exit. First time for that!See more..
This bridge is just a little off the main road. It’s a newer bridge. Nice to walk across and the views down the river are great. A nice spot.See more..
When I think of Vermont, I think of covered bridges so I was thrilled to find the Gotham bridge - unique to the countryside.See more..
3.5Depot Covered Bridge(4 reviews) - Good for a drive through Spent < 1 hour Bridges
Part of a short drive that takes in all four covered bridges as well as the marble bridge In the area. Nice to drive through on the tour.See more..
4.5Worrall Covered Bridge(4 reviews) - Near the Vermont Store Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
off the beaten path just a little bit not hard to get to ~ and if you want the full Vermont feeling just go 1 mile down the road and see the Vermont country storeSee more..
4.5Powerhouse Covered Bridge(3 reviews) - Great bridge with river view and nice walking path up the river from the side Spent < 1 hour Bridges
Beautiful river location with abandoned powerhouse viewed from nice fairly level walking woods path opposite to side of the bridge...See more..
5.0Fuller Covered Bridge(3 reviews) - A beautiful covered bridge Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Bridges
This is a functional covered bridge and is in good condition. A nice stop if it is on the way to where you are going.See more..
It's a beautiful old covered bridge. That's it. This is one of many covered bridges nearby that are still functioning, I suggest you use google maps to plot a course over the 8 bridges in the area.See more..
4.5Howe Covered Bridge(2 reviews) - Tunbridge is home to several covered bridges Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
Such a beautiful area. Winding backcountry roads lead to wonderful vistas and happy suprises. Stay at the Hubble Shire in Chelsea!See more..
4.5Willard Twin Covered Bridge(2 reviews) - Two of the nicest covered bridges to visit and only a short walk between them. Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
What was interesting for me was that I've only found two sets of covered bridges in Vermont where you can look through one and see the next one. (Google Northfield 5). I arrived on a cloudy morning but the sun was trying to poke through. I noted in the other review that they said a red covered bridge and one waterfall. Well, in fact neither are red but both covered bridges have waterfalls under them. Yes if you were traveling on Route 91 and you were paying attention you might notice the twin bridges. The best parking is on the island in between the bridges. both before and after the bridges are homes and businesses that don't really provide ideal parking. You could probably park 2-3 cars alongside the road on the island that connects the two twin bridges.See more..
Martin's Mill Covered Bridge is on Martinsville Road which runs off of Rt 5. There is a pull off on one end only with light traffic. It is a one lane bridge that crosses Luff's Brook.See more..
Up in Northfield, Vermont, my son and I traveled to the Stony Brook Covered Bridge on a Sunday afternoon. Built in 1899, it sat majestically over a tranquil body of water, surrounded by colorful oak tree, undisturbed by civilization or national politics. Well worth driving out of the way to see.See more..
Of all the bridges in Montgomery, this was our favorite. But definitely take note of the comments made by Edward W above! Some additional things to note: 1. Both Hill West Road and West Hill Road are completely different roads, running parallel to each other, connected by Creamery Bridge Road, where the bridge is located. Best to take West Hill Road, and take a left on Creamery Bridge Rd. Otherwise, from the other direction, there is a steep rocky downhill as you approach the bridge. 2. To navigate the steep uphill climb after you cross the bridge, it'd best to have a 4-wheel drive vehicle. 3. The bridge was originally called the Creamery Bridge, and was completely renovated in 2009. Some older websites say that the bridge has been closed down and not in use -- but those were written prior to the renovation. It is completely safe to drive over, and the setting is awesome. Just be prepared for the rough terrain around it!See more..
2.5Twin Covered Bridge(2 reviews) - Out to Pasture Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This is a covered bridge that was moved to dry land after a flood in 1947 destroyed its twin. It's now a storage building; not far from Rutland city on the East Pittsford Rd.See more..
A great place for a picnic. Family friendly. Historical site and supposedly haunted!! Perfect Saturday for the family! See more..
4.0Upper Falls Covered Bridge(1 review) - Pour une jolie photo de pont couvert Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
Celui-ci me plait beaucoup: peu connu, mais très photogénique, on peu facilement le prendre en photo avec la rivière. Il date de 1840 et fait 117 ft de longSee more..
Larkin Covered Bridge is a single lane unpainted bridge It is a right turn when travelling north on route 110. The bridge crosses the First Branch White River. There are no parking areas. Go over the bridge to turn around. We were there in early September and the foliage was just starting to turn.See more..
2.0Cornwall-Salisbury Covered Bridge(1 review) - Cornwall-Salisbury Covered Bridge aka Cedar Rd Bridge aka Cedar Swamp Bridge aka Station Bridge aka Salisbury Station Br Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Bridges
The covered bridge burned down in September, 2016. It was replaced by a steel girder bridge. The bridge also had 4 names it was also known as: Creek Road Bridge, Cedar Swamp Bridge, Salisbury Station Bridge, and Station Bridge. The covered bridge is still being listed in some covered bridge flyers (that's how we came to see it).See more..
Mill Covered Bridge is a single lane, unpainted bridge crossing the First Branch of the White River. Traveling north on route 110, you can get to it by turning left onto Spring Road. If you miss the turn, take the next left onto Mill Road. There is no parking area. We travelled in early September and the foliage was just starting to turn.See more..
Comstock Bridge Road runs off of route 118 just outside of Montgomery Village. The bridge is a short distance from 118. The bridge crosses the Trout River. Cross the bridge and Comstock Bridge Rd brings you back to route 118. The ends of the bridge are painted white and the sides are unpainted. There is no parking. Keep an eye out for black bear--one quickly crossed the road while we were there but was gone before I could get a picture. There is no parking at the bridge but it is a very quiet road.See more..
Bicknell Hill Road (possibly spelled with a u) runs off of route 110 on the north bound side. For best turnaround, cross the bridge.See more..
5.0Senguin Covered Bridge(1 review) - A Must Visit Covered Bridge in VT Bridges On our recent trip to VT we went in search of the best covered bridge and stumbled upon this often missed gem that bridges Lewis Creek close to Middlebury VT. What makes this bridge awesome is that you take a well-traveled dirt road to get there (so it feels very authentic) and you can park your car and head down a path to a creek. You can stroll along the creek (hiking sneakers or shoes are a good idea) to a nearby waterfall and enjoy incredible views of both the bridge and the falls. A great off-the-beaten path stop in Charlotte, VT! Very peaceful and relaxing, and very easy to access. Our other top choice was the Taftsville bridge, also because you can get down to the river it crosses for fabulous views.See more..
