Fowlersville Covered Bridge
Fowlersville County, Pennsylvania
Nestled in rural Fowlersville, Pennsylvania, this charming covered bridge has spanned its creek since 1886. Built using traditional queen post truss construction, the bridge showcases the craftsmanship that made Pennsylvania’s covered bridges legendary.
Construction: The queen post truss design features two vertical posts creating a simple yet sturdy triangular support system—a popular choice for shorter spans in the late 19th century.
Current Status: Open to traffic, allowing visitors to drive through and experience the bridge firsthand.
Visiting Tips: Early morning offers soft light for photography and less traffic. Park safely off-road and capture shots from the creek bank for the classic covered bridge angle. Fall foliage provides a stunning backdrop.
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