Historic Bath Covered Bridge — Attraction in Bath

I've been to the bath Covered Bridge a few times and it never disappoints. It's a nice long bridge more so than most covered bridges. Unlike some covered bridges, Bath is fully functional. So you can drive through from end to end. It is fairly wide but be careful if walking through since you do share the single lane with cars. The span itself is in quite good condition. I enjoy spending time here. I normally get something to snack on or a coffee at the brick store right at the bridge. Although it seems the brick store has closed. I'm not sure if it's temporary or permanent. So maybe get a coffee before you get there. I like to just watch the water flow under the bridge and over the small falls. I find it calming. But there are a surprising amount of cars that do travel over the Bath bridge. A really nice place to stop. For me, it's normally a...

The Bath Covered Bridge in Bath, NH is a scenic marvel and a living piece of history. Built in 1832 using Burr‑truss and laminated arches, it proudly spans the Ammonoosuc River as the fifth bridge at this storied site. Stretching nearly 375 ft over four spans, its weathered vertical siding and stone piers exude rustic charm. Reinforced and rehabilitated—most recently between 2012–14 for $3 million—the bridge remains open to one‑lane vehicle and pedestrian use, complete with a quaint enclosed sidewalk and weight limit signage. Whether framing autumn foliage or offering a moment of peaceful reflection over rushing waters, this iconic covered bridge is a must‑stop on any New England tour. Its combination of historic integrity, majestic scale, and ongoing preservation makes for an enchanting and memorable experience—truly a gateway to the...

Bath covered bridge is super cool. Well maintained one lane bridge over the river. After you cross there is a nice yet small dirt lot on your right where you can park and take pix of the bridge or walk the trail that goes under it. Also close by in the town is “The Brick Store” which says it’s Americas oldest general store. Unfortunately, they were not open when we were there but it looks like a cool place. I would have given 5 stars but we encountered some locals here who were speeding through the bridge and not wanting to take turns coming through the bridge (it is a one lane bridge) Also, the forefathers joke is a reference from the Chevy Chase...