
McGees Mills Covered Bridge is the last remaining historic covered bridge in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania.
McGees Mills Covered Bridge FAQ
It was built in 1873 by Thomas McGee.
Yes – use coordinates 40.88001, -78.76530
116 feet long.
Burr Arch trusses.
1980.
West Branch of the Susquehanna River.
Yes – here is how it looked in 1972, nearly 100 years after initial construction.
WGCB 38-17-01 (World Guide to Covered Bridges number)
NRHP 80003475 (National Register of Historic Places reference number)
Yes – Covered Bridge Road passes through the bridge and is open to vehicular traffic.
Nearby Attractions
The Saint Severin Old Log Church in Clearfield County is one of the best-preserved mid-19th century churches in Pennsylvania.

Bilger’s Rocks in central Clearfield County is a 300 million year-old attraction often described as “Pennsylvania’s Best Rock Outcropping”.

Parker Dam State Park is a 968-acre expanse in Clearfield County featuring a tranquil lake, a beach area, scenic vistas, and miles of hiking trails.

At the Grice Museum in Clearfield you’ll find nearly 70 classic cars on display, along with hundreds of taxidermy mounts of wild game animals from around the globe.

Doolittle Station in DuBois is an eclectic mix of restaurants, museums, a brewery, and a bed and breakfast, all housed in historic train cars!

The Ultimate Clearfield County Road Trip maps out a 109 mile adventure to see the best natural and man-made attractions in Clearfield County!

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