A great example of old Yankee ingenuity. A beautiful covered bridge from a bygone era where rail transportation was the norm. In great shape, the inside shows tremendous craftsmanship and a sturdy structure.
It is, however, well off the beaten path and it's surroundings don't look as though they have been maintained very well. There is a small covered display area that lacks any display at all. The information pamphlets bin seems like it has been empty for ages. With a little effort and funding, this could be a great tribute to the...
   Read moreNot sure how to rate a covered bridge, especially one that's not in use outside of a historical landmark. That said, it is a lovely area and is still standing and sturdy. If you're brave enough to walk along the track and look down into the water, you can enjoy a bit of a treat inside the bridge. If you go all the way through, you can enjoy some raspberries...assuming they are out. Definitely worth a visit if you're...
   Read moreAccessible elevated fishing deck and rare covered RXR bridge, the last in use in VT and of few in the US, per the sign. Plenty of parking. Boulders to sit on. The bridge is safe for trains, but not safe for pedestrians; there are large spaces between planks (see photos). Open year-round, unless not plowed. Free everything. Accessible fishing deck. Gravel parking area fits easily 10 vehicles. May not be plowed in...
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