Historic Lower Humbert Covered Bridge — Attraction in Lower Turkeyfoot Township

Lower Humbert is a classic covered bridge in a beautiful setting crossing Laurel Hill Creek. It was built in 1891 and extensively remodeled by the County in 1991. It's in a locale where the stream is next to the road. During any season, the tranquil setting allows the visitor a chance to walk/drive across the 126.5-foot span, then stop wander up or down the edge of Laurel Hill Creek and enjoy the outside views of the structure.

Lower Humbert Bridge is the southernmost covered bridge in Somerset County. For a map and description of others, search for and download "Exploring the Covered Bridges of Somerset County"

Confluence, PA is just 3.5 miles southeast. The town has lodging and makes it a good base for a weekend stay to explore all of the bridges in...

One of the many beautiful covered bridges in Pennsylvania. Like most of them, this one is located on a quiet lane, off the beaten path.

This bridge looks to be well taken care of, and is a narrow single lane bridge. Be careful proceed slowly if you drive across, as this is a historical object. They aren't making them like...

If you want to go on a beautiful, scenic drive along back country roads you will definitely enjoy the drive here; it is incredibly peaceful. I have always loved covered bridges, so I enjoy going to different ones and taking pictures. There is a pull off along the road close...