New England boasts hundreds of covered bridges to explore, with many accessible throughout all seasons. Here are 14, in no particular order, to get you started. 1.

The covered bridges of the Northeast Kingdom and North Country stand as enduring symbols of New England’s craftsmanship and ...

Quaint yet practical, and full of rural charm, covered bridges anchor many picturesque landscapes throughout New England. Painters and photographers love them, and it’s easy to see why. Whether ...

OF ALL THINGS NEW ENGLAND AND THE CONWAY, NEW HAMPSHIRE AREA REMAINS SOMETHING OF A MOTHER LODE. THERE WERE SEVEN COVERED BRIDGES, AT LEAST THAT THAT WE KNOW OF HERE. I MEAN, IT HELPS TO HAVE TWO ...

Explore Outdoors: See these 5 historic covered bridges in day trip through Mount Washington Valley. View beautiful New England architecture originally built more than a century ago ...

the capital of covered bridges in new england, vermont, with around 100. new hampshire follows with half that. but don’t count massachusetts out.

The Miller's Run covered bridge is shown on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 in Lyndon, Vermont. The historic bridge is under threat from truck drivers using GPS meant for cars that continually hit the bridge.

At 450 feet long, it has outlived three longer bridges in New England, all which were destroyed by floods. It was built in 1866 and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

An attempt to visit 56 of New Hampshire’s historic covered bridges in a 3-day weekend. SIDETREK is travel-adventure documentary series exploring places of interest throughout New Hampshire and ...