Discover Bucks County's twelve breath-taking covered bridges...
 
 

courtesy of the Bucks County Visitors Bureau

The Loux Covered Bridge, 1874 - Located on Wismer Rd., Plumstead Twp - Built of hemlock and spanning the Cabin Run Creek
                                                                              courtesy of Friends of the Delaware Canal
Cabin Run Covered Bridge, 1871 - Located on Covered Bridge Rd, Plumstead Twp. - Also crosses Cabin Run Creek.

Frankenfield Covered Bridge, 1872 - Located on Hollow Horn and Cafferty Rd, Tinicum Twp. - One of the longest covered bridges in the county crossing the Tinicum Creek.

Erwinna Covered Bridge, 1832 - Located on Geigel Hill Rd, Tinicum Twp. - Crossing Lodi Creek, this is a great example of lattice-type contruction and is the county's shortest bridge.

Uhlerstown Covered Bridge, 1832 - Located on Uhlerstown Rd, Tinicum Twp. - Built of oak, this is the only covered bridge crossing the Delaware Canal.  Shown here in picture.

Knecht's Covered Bridge, 1873 - Located on Knecht's Road, Springfield Twp. - Built of hemlock, this bridge crosses the Durham Creek.

Sheard's Mill Covered Bridge, 1873 - Located on Covered Bridge Rd between Haycock and E. Rockhill Twps. - Spans Tohickon Creek

        Mood's Covered Bridge, 1874 - Located on Blooming Glen Rd, E. Rockhill Twp. - Crosses Perkiomen Creek

                                                 courtesy of Dr. Robert McCain

South Perkasie Covered Bridge, 1832 - Located in Lenape Park, Walnut St, E. Rockhill Twp. - Built of pine and oak, this bridge once crossed Pleasant Spring Creek

Pine Valley Covered Bridge, 1842 - Located on Old Iron Hill Rd, New Britain Twp. - Crosses Pine Run Creek

Van Sant Covered Bridge, 1875 - Located on Covered Bridge Rd, Solebury Twp. - Crosses the Pidcock Creek near Washington Crossing Historic Park.

Schofield Ford Covered Bridge, 1873 - Located in Tyler State Park, Swamp Rd, Newtown Twp. - Burnt down in 1991 and rebuilt in 1997, this is the longest town truss bridge in the county
                                                        Pine Valley Covered Bridge

            courtesy Dr. Robert McCain
 

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