You’ll Want to Cross these 10 Amazing Covered Bridges in Maine

There's something so romantic about the beautiful covered bridges in Maine. Whether surrounded by autumn's cacophony of colors or shrouded in snow, covered bridges immediately make us think of country road trips in Maine. Many states have them, but we do them best! Check out these amazing covered bridges in ME and start planning a trip to see them — in every season!

1. Babb's Bridge, Windham

Sitting over the Presumscot River, Babb's Bridge connects Gorham and Windham. The Windham Historical Society website shares more information about one of the best Maine covered bridges.

2. The Bennett Bridge, Lincoln Plantation

Built in 1898 over the Magalloway River, the lumber for construction was sourced in Upton and brought by boat from 25 miles away! Find out more about this fascinating structure on the Bennett Bridge web page.

3. Bethel Park Walking Path Bridge, Bethel

A fairly modern bridge, as covered bridges go, this one was built In 2001 by William Dunton. The trailhead for this hike is located in Davis Park. Learn more about the covered bridges near me on Tripadvisor’s website.

4. Big Adventure Bridge, Bethel

Designed by the same builder as the Bethel Walking Bridge, the Big Adventure Covered Bridge is the 12th hole of the mini golf course with the same name. Check out the photos on the Big Adventure Mini Golf Facebook page.

5. Low's Bridge, Near South Guilford

Low's Bridge was originally built in 1857 over the Piscataquis River but was washed away in a flood in April 1987. The bridge was rebuilt in 1990 on the original abutments and is located about three miles down river from the center of Guilford. Discover more about covered bridges in ME on the Low's Bridge web page.

6. Hemlock Bridge, Fryeburg

The Hemlock Bridge was built in 1857 and spans the Saco River. There have been a number of improvements since then, making this one of the most beautiful (and sturdy!) in Maine.

7. Sunday River Bridge / Artist's Bridge, Newry

Built in 1872, the Sunday River Bridge is also known as "Artist's Bridge" due to its common use in photographs and art. It's easy to see why! In 1958 it was closed to traffic when another bridge was built nearby but it's still worth a sightseeing visit.

8. Porter-Parsonfield Bridge, Between Porter & Parsonfield

The Porter-Parsonsfield Bridge was built in 1859 to connect the two towns of the same name. The bridge spans the Ossipee River but was closed to traffic in 1960 when another bridge was built nearby.

9. Lovejoy Bridge, Andover

Built in 1868, the Lovejoy Bridge spans the Ellis River and is Maine's shortest covered bridge. Read the reviews with photos on Tripadvisor’s website.

10. Robyville Bridge, Corinth

Built in 1876, the Robyville Bridge crosses the Kenduskeag Stream. It is a Howe truss bridge, consisting of chords, verticals, and diagonals, and one of the last remaining covered bridges near me with shingles on the roof and sides.

There are certainly other gorgeous covered bridges in Maine. Where are some of your favorites? And for those planning to take a day trip, we have some awesome suggestions in our The Ultimate Road Trip Packing List to help you make sure you'll have everything you need for your journey.