You’ll Want To Cross These 19 Amazing Bridges In Massachusetts
There’s nothing like traveling across an incredible bridge to give you that sense of wonder. Whether you’re looking for a heart-stopping view or a historical treasure, these Massachusetts bridges are all architectural beauties and amazing feats of engineering.
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3. French King Bridge, Erving. This bike path and former railroad bridge offers a great view of the late afternoon sun. It spans the Connecticut River between Montague and Deerfield.
11. Aiken Street Bridge, Lowell. Built in 1882, The Aiken Street Bridge is the longest lenticular truss bridge surviving in the U.S. and is the only remaining one with more than three spans.
