If you’re looking for information about Knapp’s Covered Bridge in Bradford County, you’re in the right place!
Sitting 30 feet above Brown’s Creek, Knapp’s Covered Bridge has the distinction of being the highest covered bridge in Pennsylvania.
History of Knapp’s Covered Bridge
Knapp’s Covered Bridge was built in 1853, and is the only remaining covered bridge in Bradford County.
The bridge is an example of Burr Arch truss construction.
The bridge is 95 feet long, still open to vehicular traffic, and was extensively renovated in 2000.
Knapp’s Covered Bridge, also known as Luthers Mills Bridge or Brown’s Creek Bridge, was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
Directions to Knapp’s Covered Bridge
Knapp’s Covered Bridge is located at GPS coordinates 41.78609, -76.55331 along Covered Bridge Road, 8/10ths of a mile north of Luthers Mills.
If you visit the bridge, please enjoy the the views from the road only, as all the land around Knapp’s Covered Bridge is private property.
Nearby Attractions
The Marie Antoinette Scenic Overlook along Route 6 in Bradford County offers breathtaking views of the Susquehanna River with a unique historical connection to French royalty.
Wyalusing Rocks is a gorgeous roadside scenic overlook sitting 500 feet above the Susquehanna River along Route 6 in Bradford County.
8 Must-See Attractions in Bradford County is your guide to even more great things to see and do near Knapp’s Covered Bridge.
Be sure to check out my Covered Bridges page for directions to some of PA’s oldest, longest, and most historic covered bridges!
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