8 Covered Bridges To Photograph In Vermont’s Champlain Valley Region
Vermont’s Champlain Valley Region is home to many amazing photography spots. Covered bridges are a staple of Vermont and there are some stunning ones in the Champlain Valley Region. Here are 6 of the best ones to photograph this winter!
Halpin Covered Bridge (Middlebury, VT)
- Town: , Vermont
- County: Addison
- Year Built: 1824
- Length: 66 feet long
- Style: Town lattice truss
- River: New Haven River
- Direction: Here
East Shoreham Covered Railroad Bridge (East Shoreham, VT)
- Town: East Shoreham, Vermont
- County: Addison
- Year Built: 1897
- Length: 108 feet long
- Style: Howe truss
- River: Lemon Fair River
- Direction: Here
Spade Farm Covered Bridge (Ferrisburgh, VT)
- Town: Ferrisburgh, Vermont
- County: Addison
- Year Built: 1824
- Length: 85 feet long
- Style: Town lattice truss
- River: N/A
- Direction: Here
West Dummerston Covered Bridge (Ferrisburgh, VT)
- Town: Ferrisburgh, Vermont
- County: Addison
- Year Built: 1872
- Length: 280 feet long
- Style: Two-span Town lattice truss
- River: West River
- Direction: Here
Pulp Mill Covered Bridge (Middlebury, VT)
- Town: Middlebury, Vermont
- County: Addison
- Year Built: 1820
- Length: 195 feet long
- Style: Barrel Burr arch
- River: Otter Creek
- Direction: Here
Quinlan’s Covered Bridge (Charlotte, VT)
- Town: Charlotte, Vermont
- County: Chittenden
- Year Built: 1849
- Length: 88 feet long
- Style: Burr arch
- River: Lewis Creek
- Direction: Here
Holmes Creek Covered Bridge (Charlotte, VT)
- Town: Charlotte, Vermont
- County: Chittenden
- Year Built: 1870
- Length: 40 feet long
- Style: Kingpost truss
- River: Homles Creek
- Direction: Here
Comstock Covered Bridge (Montgomery, VT)
- Town: Montgomery, Vermont
- County: Franklin
- Year Built: 1883
- Length: 68 feet long
- Style: Town lattice
- River: Trout River
- Direction: Here
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