Spanning the Delaware Canal in Uhlerstown, Pennsylvania, this historic covered bridge dates to 1856, making it one of Bucks County’s treasured landmarks. The bridge features classic Town lattice truss construction, a design favored for its strength and relatively simple assembly using wooden pegs and planks.
Current Status: Open to traffic (one lane, low clearance).
Visiting Tips: The bridge connects Uhlerstown Road to the towpath along the Delaware Canal State Park, offering excellent walking and cycling trails. For photography, early morning light illuminates the weathered red exterior beautifully. Park near the canal and capture reflections in calm water. The adjacent towpath provides multiple angles, and autumn foliage creates a stunning backdrop.
Explore Nearby
- High Rocks State Park — State Park in Pennsylvania
- Tohickon State Park — State Park in Pennsylvania
- Indian Creek Scenic Byway — Scenic Byway in Utah
- Riverland Drive — Scenic Byway in South Carolina
- Marble Mountain Rock Collecting Area (Trilobite) — Public Land
