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 and these beautiful covered bridges in Tennessee.
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Visit the webpage to learn more about Bible Covered Bridge.

Visit the website to learn more about David Crockett State Park.

Visit the webpage to learn more about Elizabethton Covered Bridge.

Visit the webpage to learn more about Harrisburg Covered Bridge.

Visit the webpage to learn more about the Port Royal State Park Covered Bridge.

Visit the webpage to learn more about the Emerson E. Parks Farm Covered Bridge.

Wouldn’t it be incredible to have a photoshoot at one of these awesome spots? If you’ve visited one of these covered bridges in Tennessee, let us know and share any photos you have in the comments.
Another bridge you should consider seeing is the New River Railroad Bridge, the tallest bridge in Tennessee.
Covered Bridges In Tennessee
What are some of the most fascinating historic places in Tennessee?
Filled with thousands of historic homes, Civil War sites, pioneer sites, Native American sites, and more, you’ll have your fill of history in this state. Stones River National Battlefield in Murfreesboro is a must-visit location for Civil War history. If you enjoy exploring historic towns, there’s no place better than Jonesborough which was established before the Civil War.
Where can I see the most beautiful sights in Tennessee?
The state of Tennessee is brimming with beauty and you can read about several breathtaking places in our post, 11 Staggeringly Beautiful Places In Tennessee That Will Always Be Waiting For You. This should help you make plans for your next scenic adventure!
What is one of the most enchanting places in Tennessee?
One of the most enchanting places that looks like it’s out of a fairy tale is Ruby Falls on Lookout Mountain. The most incredible feature of this waterfall is that it’s underground!