Historic Saco River Covered Bridge — Attraction in Conway

I have been new to Maine area, and found myself visiting for the past some time the Saco Covered Bridge in Fryeburg, Maine. it was an incredible experience. The bridge itself is a stunning piece from the 19th century, and apparently I was told it is one of the longest covered bridges in the state. but what I like more had been the water that was flowing underneath it. a great spot with easy parking to reach, and wonder around by the water.

visiting the Saco Covered Bridge is an iconic part of the town of Fryeburg and a great spot for tourists and locals to visit and appreciate. Overall, a great experience and I...

Great spot, get there early, set up shop, and enjoy the day. The only downfall and surprise (new this year) it's a $20 parking fee for the day. The lot is small, hence "get there early" maybe fits 20-25 cars and that could be exaggerating. Bring a rope 30-40 ft long to tie off the a log or tree and link your floats and chill in the sun or rain in the rivers relaxing current. We set up a couple mini camping grills and had ourselves a cookout. Because of the rain today we had then entire beach...

Great historical wooden bridge in Conway, NH. See the following: Historical Remarks:

In 1850, Jacob Berry and Peter Paddleford built a covered bridge to replace a crudely framed log bridge that had collapsed at this site. The 1850 bridge stood until the Swift River covered bridge crashed into it in 1869. The Saco River covered bridge was rebuilt by Allen and Warren of Conway but it was destroyed again by a tannery fire in 1890. The current bridge was built by Charles Broughton and...