Slide Show | Covered Bridges of New England
The covered bridges that span many of New England’s rivers and streams hold a special place in the hearts of our foliage photographers — especially in autumn. View a sampling of some of our favorite reader-submitted images.
By Yankee Magazine|Aug 07 2012|
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Credit: Susan BrownThe covered bridges that span many of New England’s rivers and streams hold a special place in the hearts of our foliage photographers — especially in autumn. View a sampling of some of our favorite reader-submitted images.
Credit: Michael Blanchette
Credit: Brian Osullivan
Credit: tJerry Gryniewicz
Credit: Mike Sparks
Credit: Butch Lombardi
Credit: Linda Patterson
Credit: Jo Ann Burnett
Credit: Jeff Folger
Credit: Miranda Gatewood
Credit: Harry Mccluskey
Credit: Melanie Barber
Credit: Jane Ogilvie
Credit: Porntep Kulapatna
Credit: Michael Blanchette
Credit: Peggy Boyd
Credit: Susan Brown
Credit: Porntep Kulapatna
Credit: Dan Mcguirk
Credit: Mal Young
Credit: Dominic Viglione
Credit: Jason Baldwin
Credit: Larry Gloth
Credit: Dan Wright
These are lovely photos,, but I’m sorry you didn’t include Bennington, VT. We have three covered bridges, two of which are lovely from any angle. Thank you for sharing.
These are indeed lovely – but where is the West Arlington (Covered Bridge Green) bridge? It is remarkable in its beauty as well. Deb is right – Bennington has lovely bridges too – one of them being the “silk bridge”, I think. Right, Deb?
Autumn is by far New England’s best season. Just this side of heaven.
Thank you for the lovely photos!
How come no pictures of any Maine covered bridges?
Thank you for your comments! While we would love to include every covered bridge in New England, this foliage slide show was created from photos submitted by our readers. If you have a great fall photo of a covered bridge in New England, we would love to see it. You can send it to us using the submit a photo link that appears above the slide show.
Thank you so very much for fixing the site so I could see the beautiful covered bridges on the slideshow again! Bettye VanderVeen