Neff’s Mill Covered Bridge
Strasburg County, Pennsylvania
Neff’s Mill Covered Bridge spans Pequea Creek in Strasburg, Pennsylvania, offering visitors a charming glimpse into Lancaster County’s rich covered bridge heritage. Built in 1875, this historic structure features the iconic Burr arch truss design—a combination of arch and multiple kingpost construction that provided exceptional strength for 19th-century bridges.
The bridge remains open to traffic, allowing drivers to experience crossing through its wooden interior. For photographers, early morning light creates beautiful reflections on Pequea Creek below. Visit during fall for stunning foliage framing the weathered red exterior.
Visiting Tips: Park safely off-road before walking through. The bridge sits in Pennsylvania Dutch Country, making it an easy addition to any Lancaster County covered bridge tour.
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