9 Covered Bridges In Windsor County Vermont To Photograph This Fall
Windsor County is home to some of Vermont’s best-covered bridges. If you’re visiting the Green Mountain State in the fall, check out these bridges in Windsor County:
Taftsville Covered Bridge (Woodstock)
- Town: Woodstock, Vermont
- Year Built: 1836
- Length: 189 feet long
- Style: Two-span multiple kingpost truss with an arch
- River: Ottauquechee River
- Directions: Here
Willard Twin Covered Bridge (North Hartland)
- Town: North Hartland, Vermont
- Year Built: 1870
- Length: 128 feet long
- Style: Town lattice truss
- River: Ottauquechee River
- Directions: Here
Best’s Covered Bridge – aka Swallows Bridge (Brownsville)
- Town: Brownsville, Vermont
- Year Built: 1889
- Length: 37 feet long
- Style: Tied arch
- River: Mill Brook
- Directions: Here
Martin’s Mill Covered Bridge (Hartland)
- Town: Hartland, Vermont
- Year Built: 1881
- Length: 135 feet long
- Style: Town lattice truss
- River: Lulls Brook
- Directions: Here
Bowers Covered Bridge (Brownsville)
- Town: Brownsville, Vermont
- Year Built: 1919
- Length: 45 feet long
- Style: Tied arch
- River: Mill Brook
- Directions: Here
Baltimore Covered Bridge (Springfield)
- Town: Springfield, Vermont
- Year Built: 1870
- Length: 37 feet long
- Style: Town lattice truss
- River: Black River
- Directions: Here
Willard Twin Covered Bridge (North Hartland)
- Town: North Hartland, Vermont
- Year Built: 2001
- Length: 80 feet long
- Style: Town lattice truss
- River: Ottauquechee River
- Directions: Here
Upper Falls Covered Bridge (Perkinsville)
- Town: Perkinsville, Vermont
- Year Built: 1840 (restored in 1975-76)
- Length: 120 feet long
- Style: Town lattice truss
- River: Black River
- Directions: Here
Lincoln Covered Bridge (West Woodstock)
- Town: West Woodstock, Vermont
- Year Built: 1865
- Length: 136 feet long
- Style: Pratt truss with an arch
- River: Ottauquechee River
- Directions: Here
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