All the Covered Bridges
I’m on a quest to visit and document all the covered bridges in New Brunswick this year.
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Burpee Bridge
Gaspereau River #2 Bridge, built in 1912 is 49.8 metres long.
Flume Ridge Covered Bridge
Magaguadavic River #7, built in 1905 is 18.3 metres long. This bridge is very easy to get to even though it is in a very remote area. It is down in a little valley and the river is an incredible view.
Moores Mill Covered Bridge
Trout Creek #5 Bridge, was built in 1923, and is 17.8 metres long.
Wheaton Covered Bridge
Tantramar River #2 bridge is the furthest east covered bridge in New Brunswick. Built in 1916, this bridge is 49.7 metres long. This bridge can be seen for a long distance as it is the only structure in a far distance in every direction on the marsh and farmland in this part of the province.
Florenceville Covered Bridge
Florenceville Bridge, built at 16.9 metres long in 1907 is a partial cover bridge span. It is the cutest covered bridge crossing the Saint John River. It sits on a well-developed waterfront boardwalk that even trumps the water access in the bigger downstream cities of Fredericton and Saint John. Being located across the street from…
Hartland Covered Bridge
Hartland Covered Bridge, the longest covered bridge in the world at 391 metres long. It was built in 1901 but not covered until 1921. Which as in most bridges that I have seen so far are a wooden truss bridge and then look to have an attached independent shell to protect from weather or rot….