You Will Want to Cross These 10 Amazing Bridges in Kentucky
Throughout life there are bridges we all must cross. Some lead to another county, across a river, over a stream, or simply serve as a nice place to walk. Whatever their purpose, there are some very unique bridges scattered across the Bluegrass State.
Here are 10 amazing bridges worth seeing in Kentucky:
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This pedestrian bridge was created in Louisville for residents of Louisville and Indiana to walk or jog on. Beautiful view and well lit at night.
This gothic looking suspension bridge, “bridges” the gap between Covington Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio, over the Ohio River.
This bridge in Bowling Green crosses over the Barren River and gives pedestrians a great view.
This old bridge in Corbin County is a great place to come and sit a spell.
This covered bridge crosses over Lee Creek near Dover.
This well made historic bridge has charming stone work and is located in Fleming County.
This Barren River bridge was built by L&N in 1900.
This unusual bridge, built in 1889, crosses the Barren River in Warren County. This is a three part bowstring truss bridge with only one truss per section.
This Mason County bridge has been around for decades and makes a beautiful place for a walk.
This little white wooden covered bridge is located in Bracken Country.
All these bridges except number 10 are on the state registry of historic bridges. They were all made well enough to last for decades. Not to mention, each one provides a breath taking view of the surrounding Bluegrass. We can imagine a horse trotting across, or an old motor car, when they were made lighter. If you have any favorite bridges that provide a great view or story in the Bluegrass, please comment below.
