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Posted in Vermont Attractions, Sights & Landmarks November 01, 2015 by Kristin Grimes

You’ll Want To Cross These 18 Bridges In Vermont – Part 2

Bridges are a way to get you from one side of something to the other, but some bridges in Vermont are incredible works of architecture. Covered bridges actually served two additional purposes. One was to provide shelter in bad weather and the second was to provide a place you could kiss without being seen. Here are 18 of the coolest bridges in Vermont. Enjoy!

1. A splash of red in Wolcott.

2. Abandoned Medburyville Bridge over the Deerfield River in Wilmington.

3. Classic country charm!

4. Columbia Covered Bridge - Lemington.

5. Cool curved arch bridge in Burlington.

6. Historic 1852 Arlington Green Covered Bridge over Batten Kill in Arlington.

7. Historic 1859 Williamsville Covered Bridge over the Rock River in Windham County.

8. Historic Chiselville Covered Bridge over Roaring Branch Brook in Sunderland.

9. Interesting shapes and textures on this benched bridge.

10. Interesting shapes on this wooden bridge in Charlotte.

11. The Lake Champlain waterfront is always beautiful.

12. Marble bridge in Proctor.

13. Middle Bridge in Woodstock.

14. Arnold Bridge over Otter Creek Gorge Preserve Trail, Middlebury, VT.

15. Gorgeous steel arch bridge.

16. Swanton Recreation Path.

17. Vermont railroad.

18. Vermont State Route 105.

I hope you’ve enjoyed these amazingly cool bridges as much as I have. Share this post and let me know about some topics you’d like to see covered in the Vermont sector of OnlyInYourState.com!

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Kristin Grimes

Kristin Grimes lives in Vermont, is a freelance writer and busy MOM (Manager of Madness) and WIFE (Washing, Ironing, Feeding, Etc.)