What a beautiful site and amazing architecture. I had no idea this bridge was even here until…read moresomebody mentioned it to us. It is one vehicle at a time so you have to stop and wait for the other side to go through before you can start. I'm wondering if they'll ever have to put a light in it become super popular people going in and out. But honestly, everybody was so patient and let 5 to 6 cars go at a time and then the other side would go. But it was just amazing to see how long this bridge actually was and holding the title of the longest covered bridge. The town on the other side when you go through is super cute. I highly recommend checking out some of their sites.

The Hartland Covered Bridge (1,282 feet) is the longest covered bridge in the world spanning over…read morethe St. John River. This bridge opened in July 1901 and became a covered bridge in 1921. It is still open to vehicular traffic today with one way alternating flow controlled by a flagger. If you're into covered bridges and historic structures, then a visit to the Hartland Covered Bridge is a must stop! VEHICLE RESTRICTIONS: Maximum Height Clearance: 13' 9" Maximum Weight: 10 tonnes

I stopped in to the store the other day, and saw the recent renovations and new addition that they…read morerecently completed. What used to be an excellent, little general store with loads of useful items and a decent assortment of available food from the grill, has been transformed in to a hipster hangout restaurant. You can no longer get a quick cheeseburger and other accoutrements, but rather you have to sit down and order as though you were in a civilized part of the world. Looking for a cup of coffee? They don't even offer that anymore. This review may sound odd, but if you've ever spent time in the North Maine Woods, trendy dining is not what you're looking for. People don't go there to spend an hour and a half testing the latest chic ale and chef's whims. They simply want to grab a bit of food, some beer, and a few other necessities, and hit the road or get back to their campsite. I don't see outdoorsmen and snowmobilers spending much time there, so I don't think the business will thrive.

Came here for the first time during our annual trip to Baxter State Park. The road to get here is…read morequite longer than I expected and very bumpy so be aware. It's a nice little convenience store with most thing you will need and some extras, they also have a alcoholic beverages here in six packs and singles which was awesome when we ran out of our supply. There is also a little restaurant attached to the store but I didn't explore that area. The only thing is that items are expensive. I bought a loaf of sandwich bread and it was like $4 or $5 which is highway robbery for bread! It was a convenient area though and we were able to refill our water jugs in the campground around back which was helpful. We had good service and got what we needed but 4 stars because everything is so expensive.