Explore Pennsylvania’s timeless covered bridges—historic spans where history, nature, and rustic charm meet every mile.

Bogert’s Covered Bridge, the oldest bridge in Lehigh County, is showing its age. The iconic covered bridge in Allentown’s ...

And covered bridges aren’t the only reason to make a weekend getaway to Central Pennsylvania; you can experience the thrills of Knoebels Amusement Resort in the fall, find the perfect hiking trail for ...

Pennsylvania has the third-largest number of bridges, with over 25,000 state-owned structures. From suspension bridges, ...

Today, the Brotherton and Harrington bridges are among only two dozen covered bridges remaining in western Pennsylvania, most of them in the southwestern part of the state.

(WHTM) — Governor Josh Shapiro signed a proclamation recognizing this week as Pennsylvania Covered Bridges Week. At one point, Pennsylvania had over 1,500 covered bridges, more than any other ...

The 85-foot bridge is one of only 19 latticework truss bridges remaining statewide and is the only one in northwestern Pennsylvania. The trusses are made of crisscrossed diagonals of wood.

The bridges of Erie County: Here's where more than a dozen covered bridges once stood Graffiti painted on the bridge through the years, mostly since it was closed due to structural concerns in ...