Nestled in Little Gap, Pennsylvania, this historic covered bridge has spanned its crossing since 1860, making it over 160 years old. The bridge features a Burr truss design—a combination of an arch and multiple kingpost trusses that was popular in Pennsylvania during the mid-19th century for its exceptional strength.
Current Status: Open to traffic, allowing visitors to experience crossing through this piece of living history.
Visiting Tips: The bridge’s weathered wood siding photographs beautifully in morning light. For the best shots, arrive early to capture the structure without vehicle traffic. The surrounding rural landscape offers lovely framing opportunities, especially during fall foliage season. Respect posted weight limits when driving through.
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