PA Covered Bridges

Indiana County was at one time home to at least 48 covered bridges. Today, there are four remaining covered bridges in Indiana County, all located in close proximity to one another in an area north...

Factory Covered Bridge is one of five existing historical covered bridges in Union County, Pennsylvania. Factory Covered Bridge FAQs How do I find Factory Covered Bridge? Factory Covered Bridge is located along Gray Hill Road in...

Hayes Covered Bridge is one of five remaining covered bridges in Union County, Pennsylvania. Like the nearby Hassenplug Covered Bridge (the oldest existing covered bridge in Pennsylvania), Hayes Covered Bridge spans Buffalo Creek, just west...

The Hassenplug Covered Bridge in Mifflinburg is the oldest existing covered bridge in Pennsylvania, and believed to be the second-oldest covered bridge in the United States! Hassenplug Covered Bridge FAQs When was the Hassenplug Covered Bridge...

The Millmont Covered Bridge has the distinction of being the longest covered bridge in Union County, Pennsylvania. Once an important local creek crossing, it was bypassed by a modern bridge capable of handling heavier traffic...

Sachs Covered Bridge, also known as Sauck's Covered Bridge, Sauches Covered Bridge, or Waterworks Covered Bridge, was built around 1854 and spans Marsh Creek just south of Gettysburg. The bridge is closed to vehicular traffic...

Somerset County, Pennsylvania is home to 10 historic covered bridges, and if exploring all 10 is on your "bucket list", you've landed in the right place! What I'm going to provide you with in this...

New Baltimore Covered Bridge is one of ten remaining covered bridges in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. New Baltimore Covered Bridge FAQs When was New Baltimore Covered Bridge built? It was originally constructed in 1879 by an unknown...

Glessner Covered Bridge near Shanksville is one of ten remaining historic covered bridges in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Glessner Covered Bridge FAQs When was Glessner Covered Bridge built? It was buit in 1881 by Tobias Glessner, and...

Lower Humbert Covered Bridge is one of ten remaining historic covered bridges in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Lower Humbert Covered Bridge FAQs When was Lower Humbert Covered Bridge built? It was built in 1891, and extensively remodeled...