Best places: Bridges in Pennsylvania

Spanning 100 ft., this covered bridge is open to pedestrians only & offers views of Marsh Creek.

👍👍 This is a very beautiful place to hike, walk, fish, swim, white water rafting and enjoy wildlife. Theres is a nice picnic spot and playground for children to enjoy. The landscape is very natural and amazingly beautiful.

👍👍 Great view from the bridge! Plenty to do on both sides of the river. A good way to spend an entire day walking around.

👍👍 Beautiful piece of engineering. Wooden bridge made by John A Roebling connecting Minisink Ford New York and Lackawaxen Pennsylvania, it even has a small museum where the toll both used to be back in 1908

“Three Sisters” bridge built in 1928 & open to pedestrians only on Pirates' & Steelers' game days.

👍 This is a beautiful covered bridge located on the outskirts of a nice little park that is a lot bigger than it looks. ti is definitely worth the visit if yo plan on doing the covered bridge tour of sorts. Just know that the only thing for Restrooms are two porta potties.

👍👍 I've visited the Paulinskill Viaduct and the Delaware River Viaduct and this one dwarfs both of them. Definitely worth a visit if your in the area.

👍👍 What a cool covered bridge park. Took a ride over here the other day in mid December since it was a nice fairly warm sunny day. Great parking facilities and all the park with a nice little walking trail. The covered bridge is really need to see and probably one of the most photographed ones around....

👍👍 We did the covered bridge tour on Google, it was a nice trip on the motorcycle.

👍👍 Any city would be lucky to have a pedestrian/biking-only bridge like this, right in downtown with gorgeous views of a river. Great spot to walk and enjoy the sunset.

👍👍 A place where lovers fall in love! Took my girl for first time to see covered bridge, she was amazed. To see her eyes and happiness was like watching an angel.

👍👍 Very beautiful and amazing. Love covered bridges. Gotta see them every chance I get. Never know when they would knock them down. What a way to start a great hike up thru the woods

👍 Cool interesting historical piece of art and engineering feat. Worth checking out if your in the area. Hill to the train tracks is very steep, rocky, and loose, so be careful.

👍👍 Loved the Lititz covered bridges tour. It's a self drive from the tourist info site. I've done it twice in the past month. 7 bridges takes about 1.5 to 2 hours through beautiful country side. Make sure you stop at the Chocolate cafe in Lititz. A cute little town.

👍👍 Honestly, one of the nicest covered bridges we've been to so far. There are places to park when coming from Route 75, there is easy access to the creek bed (rock skipping, anyone?), it's actually handicapped accessible if you can push a wheelchair up the the incline. There is great information about...

👍👍 Photogenic afternoon hiking destination overlooking the Schuylkill River in Fairmount Park. Park at the free WaterWorks lot. At a leisurely pace, you can stroll along the river up to East Falls Bridge and back within the 2 hour parking limit (about 4.5 miles round-trip). The steel truss bridge is a...

One of a trio, this historic suspension bridge is named after the famous visual artist.