Travel Guide

Covered Bridges

Lighthouses and Covered Bridges capture the imagination of most travelers, and both are photographed from countless angles and in different lighting. Here in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, we don’t have lighthouses, but we do have Covered Bridges!

Amish buggy exiting a lng covered bridge

red covered bridge spanning a creek with bridge reflected in water — Schuylkill County

Fall in the forest with a road leading to the entrance of a covered bridge — Lancaster County

Looking to the entrance of a red covered bridge — Lebanon County

Covered bridge in forest scene shrouded in freshly fallen snow with bright blue sky — Lancaster County

Red Covered bridge in background, Amish buggies and horses as well as bicycles parked at the river's bank — Lancaster County

white covered bridge spanning creek — Lancaster County

Tall, red covered bridge, showing the inside of the bridge structure.

Read all about the Covered Bridges of Lancaster County Here.

Learn all about Lancaster County Here.

Article about the Covered Bridges of Schuylkill County Here. One of these can be seen on our favorite country drive in the Blue Mountains behind our Inn. Joel, Link to the country drives page.

Covered Bridge Enthusiast? Here is an extensive list of Pennsylvania Covered Bridges listed by County. (Counties in our direct area include: Lancaster County, Schuylkill County, Lebanon County, Adams County, Berks County, Dauphin County. York County is a little further, but considered in our region.)

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