The Erwinna Covered Bridge is a wooden covered bridge that spans Swamp Creek in Erwinna, Pennsylvania, United States. The bridge was constructed using a lattice-type design. The National Register of Historic Places lists the date built as 1871, while county records say 1832.
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Between Frenchtown, NJ and Point Pleasant, PA this bridge, also known as the Bucks County Covered Bridge, is located in the quaint and beautiful village of Erwinna, PA. Stunning to behold. Covered bridges are such wonderful "time machines" that make you think of the horses and carriages that traversed them before all of the cars. This is another one that was right under our noses for decades, and we never found it. We just needed to venture a little further west off of River Road. So, given that revelation, I have both broadened and focused my map searches of late. Covered bridges aren't the only joys we've found... preserved farms, old canal artifacts and structures, breathtaking British Colonial-Era stone homes, and aqueducts are among our amazing discoveries. Do yourself the favor of "stabbing westward" a bit more from the river. You...
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Such a beautiful and atmospheric place! I visited on my motorcycle — the ride there was smooth with scenic roads and peaceful surroundings. The historic covered bridge looks like something out of a movie, and the lush nature and landscapes around it make the stop totally worth it. Highly recommend for a...
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Took the opportunity to visit the covered bridges in Bucks County. I truly enjoyed driving along the calm, scenic roads with minimal traffic and no crowds. Meeting some of the friendly locals along the way made the day even...
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