The Longest Covered Bridge In Maryland, Gilpin’s Falls Covered Bridge, Is 119 Feet Long

Did you know that Maryland is home to a handful of historic covered bridges? They're all worth seeking out -- in fact, you can take a covered bridge road trip by clicking here! But, if you only have time for one, why not visit Maryland's longest covered bridge? Read on to learn about this marvelous structure that you'll want to walk through and photograph. Check out the details below!

Today we're heading to North East, Maryland, where you'll find Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge.

This historic structure is nestled right next to Route 272. Safely park to the side and walk right up to this Maryland marvel.

First, be sure to read the sign to learn a bit of history. Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge dates all the way back to 1860! It's been restored a few times since then but still retains its old charm.

A walk inside reveals an impressive beam structure...

...and teeny windows so that you can peek out and admire the views of North East Creek.

At a total length of 119 feet, Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge is the longest covered bridge in the state of Maryland.

Whether you admire it up close...

...or from afar, this is one quick day trip destination that's sure to please.

You just may have this spot all to yourself so bring your camera and snap some postcard-worthy images while you're at it.

Have you ever visited Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge? What's your favorite covered bridge in Maryland? Let us know in the comments!

For another impressive historic structure in the Old Line State, check out Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church. It just may be the prettiest place of worship in Maryland.