These 7 Beautiful Covered Bridges In Tennessee Will Remind You Of A Simpler Time
The covered bridge is one of the few nods to the past that keep people’s eyes glistening with a tear of nostalgia. We may not have Madison County in Tennessee, but we do have seven pretty little places that are sure to get your mind bustling with dreams about the once-was. Take a look!
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You can find this darling little spot in Greene County.
Visit the David Crockett State Park in Lawrenceburg to catch a glimpse at this covered bridge.
This pretty white briedge is the oldest in the state - built all the way back in 1882. There's also a Elizabethton Covered Bridge Celebration in the summertime!
One of the few remaining covered bridges in the Volunteer State, the Harrisburg bridge is wildly photographed and enjoyed by locals and tourists alike.
Spanning Sulphur Fork Creek, this pretty bridge can be located in Port Royal State Park, Adams TN.
The Parks Covered bridge has been playing with complete destruction for decades, but it has been recently rebuilt for your viewing pleasure.
You can still drive your car over this one! If you aren't nervous about the age old floorboards, of course. You'll be fiiiiiiine.
Wouldn’t it be neat to have a photoshoot at one of these awesome spots? Love it.
