Vermont Covered Bridges No. Central Vermont Covered Bridge Guide
The Second Bridge, Cox Brook Road - Northfield, VT
Including: Barre, Waterbury, Montpelier, Waitsfield, Northfield, Warren, and Stowe.
Emily's Bridge -Stowe, VT Built in 1844, this 48 ft Howe truss bridge spans Gold brook. It has become famous as Vermont's only haunted bridge. Near Routes 100 & 108.
Kingsbury Bridge -Randolph, VT Constructed in 1904 by an unknown builder the Kingsbury Bridge has multiple Kingpost construction. Off Route 14.
Gifford Bridge -Randolph, VT Also Constructed in 1904 the Gifford Bridge has single Kingpost construction that suggests that it was converted to a covered bridge from an "open pony" bridge. Off Route 14.
Braley Bridge -Randolph, VT Similar in construction and type to the Gifford bridge, tricky to drive back to Rt. 14 from this one, consider walking to see it. Off Route 14.
Village Bridge -Waitsfield, VT Vermont's second oldest bridge, this 105' multiple kingpost with burr arch bridge is one of the few with a walkway, completely restored in 1973. On Bridge Street.
Pine Brook Bridge -Waitsfield, VT Built in 1872 with kingpost construction, restored in 1977. On Tremblay Street.
Warren Bridge -Warren, VT Built in 1879-80, this 60' queenpost has an asymmetrical design. Near Route 100.
Orton Bridge -Marshfield, VT Located in a field south of Rte 2, this privately owned Queenpost design has two large cupolas.
Moseley Bridge -Northfield, VT Built in 1899 by John Mosely, this modified Kingpost bridge spans 36 ft over the Stony Brook. Off Route 12A.
Chamberlain Bridge -Northfield, VT Also along Stony Brook , Chamberlain Bridge is a privately owned 22 ft Kingpost built in 1956 by Mahlon Chamberlain. Off Route 12A.
Slaughterhouse Bridge -Northfield, VT Built around 1860 this 60 ft Queenpost bridge is difficult to find. Go 3/10ths of a mile south of Cox Brook Road.
Station Bridge -Northfield, VT One of three bridges in a row on Cox Brook Road. You can take a picture of this bridge through Second bridge.
Second Bridge -Northfield, VT The second in a series of bridge on Cox Brook Road.
Third Bridge -Northfield, VT The third in the series of beautiful red covered bridges on Cox Brook Road in Northfield.
Coburn Bridge -East Montpelier, VT Built in 1851 by Lane Coburn this 69 ft Queenpost bridge crosses the Winooski River. On Coburn Bridge Road.
Robbin's Nest Bridge -Barre, VT Rebuilt in 1962-64 after the original was lost to the flood of 1927, this queenpost is located off Route 302.
Kent's Corner Bridge -Calais, VT A privately owned 22 ft kingpost built in 1994 on Kent Hill Road in Calais.
Powerhouse Bridge -Johnson, VT This queenpost bridge crosses the Gihon River, construction date 1872. Off Route 100C.
Scribner Bridge -Johnson, VT Construction date unknown, this bridge started out as a half height uncovered "pony bridge." Around 1919 a cover was added. Off Route 100C.
Union Village Bridge -Thetford, VT Crossing the Ompompanoosuc River this 111 ft bridge, built in 1867, combines different arches and massive timbers. On Academy Road
Center Bridge -Thetford, VT Crossing the East Ompompanoosuc River this 127 ft bridge is similar to the Union Village Bridge. On Tucker Road.
Moxley Bridge -Chelsea, VT Built in 1883, this 56 ft queenpost bridge crosses the first branch of the White River. On Route 110.
Flint Bridge -Tunbridge, VT Built in 1845, this bridge has wonderful patterns of shadow and light inside it. Off Route 110.
Larkin Bridge -Tunbridge, VT Built in 1902 by Arthur C. Adams. Off Route 110.
Mill Bridge -Tunbridge, VT Near a historic mill district this bridge also has a great swimming hole. Off Route 110.
Cilley Bridge -Tunbridge, VT A beautiful bridge in a classic rural setting off route 110.
Howe Bridge -Tunbridge, VT This bridge leads to the Howe farm, a well preserved group of farm buildings. Off Route 110.
Red Bridge -Morristown, VT Built in 1896 in Sterling, VT, a town that was abandoned for lack of settlers, this bridge uses both King and Queen post in its design. Located on Sterling Valley Road.
Gates Farm Bridge -Cambridge, VT Built in 1887, this restored bridge sits in a cornfield on the Gates Farm off Route 15.
Poland Farm Bridge -Cambridge, VT This 153' multiple kingpost and burr arch bridge is now closed to traffic. Near Route 109 off Route 108.
Scott Bridge -Cambridge, VT Similar to the Poland Farm Bridge, although still in use to date. On Canyon Road off Route 108.
Church Street Bridge -Waterville, VT Built between 1877-1895 this queenpost bridge spans the north branch of the Lamoille river. Off Route 109.
Montgomery Bridge -Waterville, VT Built between 1877-1895 this queenpost bridge spans the north branch of the Lamoille river. Off Route 109.
Codding (or Kissin') Bridge -Waterville, VT Built between 1877-1895 this queenpost bridge spans the north branch of the Lamoille river. Off Route 109.
Mill Bridge -Waterville, VT Built between 1877-1895 this queenpost bridge spans the north branch of the Lamoille river. Off Route 109.
Morgan Bridge -Waterville, VT Built between 1877-1895 this queenpost bridge spans the north branch of the Lamoille river. Off Route 109.
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Shelburne Museum Bridge -Shelburne, VT This 168' burr arch design covered bridge was built in 1845 in Waterville, VT and relocated to Shelburne in 1950-51. A great example of a two lane covered bridge.
Quinlan Bridge -Charlotte, VT Built in 1849-50, this bridge uses multiple kingposts with burr arches in its construction.
Sequin Bridge - Charlotte, VT Similar to the Quinlan bridge and possibly built around the same time. On Lewis Creek Road.
Holmes Creek Bridge - Charlotte, VT Built in 1840, this kingpost constructed bridge is 40' long and spans Holmes Creek. On Lake Road.
Brown's River Bridge - Westford, VT Built in 1837-38, this 97' burr arch bridge is located off Route 128 on Cambridge Road.
East Fairfield Bridge - Fairfield, VT Built in 1965, this 67' long queenpost is only 1/10th of a mile off Route 36.
Maple Street Bridge - Fairfax, VT Built in 1865, this town lattice designed bridge is unusually wide. Off Route 104.
Spade Farm Bridge - Ferrisburgh, VT A mid-18th century town lattice design that is now part of a collection of historic structures. Off Route 7.
Pulp Mill Bridge - Middlebury, VT Vermont's oldest bridge. Built between 1808-1820, this 199' triple-span two-lane bridge was saved from collapse in 1860 by the addition of arches. Off Elm Street.
Halpin Bridge - Middlebury, VT Built in 1924, this town lattice designed bridge was completely overhauled in 1994. On Halpin Bridge Road.
Hopkins Bridge - Enosburg, VT Built between 1863 -1890, this town lattice designed bridge is part of a collection of 6 bridges in the area. On Route 118.
Gibou Road Bridge - Montgomery, VT Built between 1863 -1890, this town lattice designed bridge is part of a collection of 6 bridges in the area. On Gibou Road off Route 118.
Hutchins Bridge - Montgomery, VT Built between 1863 -1890, this town lattice designed bridge is part of a collection of 6 bridges in the area. On Hutchins Bridge Road.
Fuller Bridge - Montgomery, VT Built between 1863 -1890, this town lattice designed bridge is part of a collection of 6 bridges in the area. In the village on South Richford Road.
Comstock Bridge - Montgomery, VT Built between 1863 -1890, this town lattice designed bridge is part of a collection of 6 bridges in the area. On Comstock Road, near the Town Green.
Longley Bridge - Montgomery, VT Built between 1863 -1890, this town lattice designed bridge is part of a collection of 6 bridges in the area. Near the green and Route 118.
Creamery Bridge - Montgomery, VT Built between 1863 -1890, this town lattice designed bridge is part of a collection of 6 bridges in the area. Creamery Bridge Road off West Hill Road
Vermont Covered Bridge Guide South Central Vermont Covered Bridges
Including:Quechee, Woodstock, Killington, Rutland, Brandon, White River
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Kingsley Bridge - Clarendon, VT Built in 1970 by Timothy Horton, this 120 ft Town Lattice design sits next to a restored mill . Off rte 103.
Brown Bridge - Shrewsbury, VT Built in 1880 by Nicholas Powers, this Town Lattice design crosses the Cold River.
Twin Bridge - Rutland, VT Built in 1850, this is not a functioning bridge anymore, located off rte 7.
The Sanderson Bridge - Brandon, VT An 1840's Town Lattice bridge spans 182 ft over Otter Creek.
Gorham Bridge - Pittsford, VT Built in the 1840's this town lattice spans Otter Creek. Off rte 3.
Cooley Bridge - Pittsford, VT Similar to Gorham Bridge this bridge spans Furnace Brook. On Elm St.
Depot Bridge - Pittsford, VT Located Near and similar too the Gorham Bridge.
Hammond Bridge - Pittsford, VT Also built in the 1840's, this bridge is located on off Kendall Hill Road.
The Cornwall-Salisbury Bridge - Cornwall-Salisbury, VT A single span Town Lattice design built in 1865. On the swamp road off rte 30.
Best Bridge - West Windsor, VT Built in 1869 this tied arch bridges builder is unknown. On Rte 44.
Bowers Bridge - West Windsor, VT Built in 1909 this tied arch bridge is located on Rte 44.
Cornish-Windsor Bridge - Windsor, VT Mostly in N. H., this 460 ft Lattice Design was completely rebuilt during a 4.65 million dollar restoration project in 1989.
Martinsville Bridge - Hartland, VT Built in 1881, this 135 ft Town Lattice crosses the Connecticut River on Rte 5.
Willard Bridge - Hartland, VT Built in 1870 this 128 ft Town Lattice bridge is also located on Rte 5.
Taftsville Bridge - Woodstock, VT Built in 1836 with a combination of kingpost, queenpost and arch designs, this 189 ft two span structure is located on Rte 4 and is the states third oldest bridge.
Middle Bridge - Woodstock, VT Built in 1969 as a reproduction, this bridge uses town lattice design in its 139 ft span. Located in the middle of Woodstock.
Middle Bridge in Downtown Woodstock, VT
Lincoln Bridge - Woodstock, VT Built in 1877, this 137 ft Tied arch design was completely restored in 1988. On Rte 4.
Including:Brattleboro, Mt. Snow area, Wilmington, Manchester, Bennington and all of Southern Vermont.
Silk Bridge - Bennington, VT Built in the 1840's using town lattice style trusses the Silk bridge crosses the Walloomasac river on Rte 7A.
Paper Mill Village Bridge - Bennington, VT Built in 1889 by Charles F. Sears, this bridge was constructed using the Town Lattice style trusses and in easily visible from rte 7A.
Henry Bridge - Bennington, VT Completely rebuilt in 1989, this bridge was the location where Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys confronted and sent home a NY sheriff who had come to remove the existing landowners. This was one of Vermont's moments of independence.
Chiselville Bridge - Arlington, VT Built in 1870 to span the Roaring Branch, this Town Lattice truss bridge was built by Daniel Oatman.
West Arlington Bridge - Arlington, VT Built in 1852 by an unknown builder this bridge uses the Town Lattice truss design.
Shoreham Covered Railroad Bridge - Shoreham, VT Built in 1897, this Howe Truss Bridge is one of the few surviving railroad bridges in the state. On East Shoreham Road.
Green River Bridge - Guilford, VT Built in 1870 Town Lattice is unique in that local residents keep their mailboxes in side it. On the Jacksonville Stage Road.
Creamery Bridge - Brattleboro, VT Built in 1879 this 80 ft Town Lattice design spans Whetstone Brook, close to Rte 9.
West Dummerston Bridge - Dummerston, VT Built in 1872 this two span 280 ft Town Lattice was completely repaired in 1993. Off Rte 30.
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