Rice's Covered Bridge 40°20'09.0"N 77°18'33.3"W Built in…read more1869 over Shermans Creek on Kennedy Valley Road (TR 333) 132 feet long Burr Arch-Truss Open to vehicular traffic

located on Kennedy valley road, it is a combination of queenpost and burr-arch trusses. built in…read more1869. this bridge is in Landisburg, the closest of all the bridges if you go out to western perry county. also know as the Landisburg Bridge.

Academia-Pomeroy Covered Bridge, Circa 1902 at 279 feet long…read more The Pomeroy Academia Covered Bridge, at 279' feet, is the longest remaining covered bridge in Pennsylvania. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places it crosses the Tuscarora Creek near Academia. Built in 1902 by James N. Groninger, the Bridge is a double span Burr Arch design. Not open to traffic so walk through.

You can visit the US Army War College in the Carlisle barracks if you want. they search your car…read moreand check it for bombs, drugs, etc, etc. you just need ID and some patience. on base they have a PX, subway and a few other buildings, like fire department, police, sports stadium, mess hall, and private housing. one of the cooler points of interest: the Hessian Powder Magazine was build by captured hessians (a German mercenary who fought on the british side in the war of independence) in the spring and summer of 1777 close to Letort Spring. it has stood all these years, with new doors and windows added, but the same building remains. a magazine is a place where they would store guns, cannons, shell and armaments during war time. they build dozens of buildings and public works in the area, but most later burnt in a fire in the 1800's. later the carlisle barracks were attacked and bombarded by J E B Stuart in the Civil War, during the battle of Gettysburg. His father in law was actually commander of the post. Whats that you didnt kill yourself during my history lesson? then treat yourself to a free trip to steelton on me!

Tee boxes and fairways are In very good condition. Don't play on Thursday, new holes are cut on…read moreMonday and Friday. Thursday greens are fuzzy and the hole edges are not sharp.

I can't handle the cuteness of this Pink covered bridge! Adair's Bridge is a must see if you love…read morecovered bridges like I do! On a trip to Pennsylvania, we had an amazing time tracking down several covered bridges and this one may just be my favorite for its uniqueness, age, color and style ! It crosses the Sherman Creek, and it's about 150 feet long! This picturesque Burr Truss bridge was built in 1864 and renovated in the early 1900's due to a flood. I love the stone walls leading up to the bridge and the interior lattice framework is beautiful! You can't miss this "pop of color" surrounded by gorgeous greenery! The architectural design of covered wooden bridges will never cease to amaze me!!

This bridge is near Paradise Stream Family campground. Beautifully maintain Bridge. I painted an…read moreoil painting and sketch of it.

Fleisher's Covered Bridge Over Big Buffalo Creek on…read moreFairgrounds Road (TR 477) Built in 1887 @ 125 feet long Burr Arch-Truss Open to vehicular traffic

This historic bridge in Blain, Perry County in Pennsylvania is not to be missed! There are so many…read morecovered bridges in this state, you can Google Many of the locations and enjoy chasing covered bridges! Built in 1904, with a Burr-arch truss design makes this red and white bridge a sight to behold! It's about 110 ft long and spans Sherman's Creek. We loved driving through this working bridge and taking photos on a lovely fall day!

This bridge is located in Jackson Twp., on Adams Grove Road. It crosses Sherman's Creek. The…read morebridge was built in 1904. It is 110 feet long and 16'11 wide. aka Turkey Tail Bridge, Burr truss covered bridge.

I loved covered bridges and this one didn't disappoint! This 73 ft bridge spans Sherman Creek in…read moreBlaine PA. It's on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1918, it's a single span multi-kingpost truss design and is one of only about 200 left standing in PA. There used to be about 1500! It's used daily for traffic and it's definitely worth your while and time to see this amazing structure!

This bridge is located in Jackson Twp., on Mt. Pleasant Road. It crosses Sherman's Creek. This…read morebridge was rebuilt as a covered bridge in 1918, by L. M. Wentzel. It is 60 feet long and 17'9 wide. Vertical-plank siding with window openings under eaves. Burr variant truss covered bridge.

This bridge is located in Madison Twp., south of Andersonburg; on legislative route 50008. It…read morecrosses Sherman's Creek. It was built in 1871. The bridge is 96 feet long and 13.6 feet wide. Burr-arch bridge with rough vertical plank siding on sidewalls and portals. aka Flickinger's Mill Bridge

Open to pedestrian traffic only. Located in Little Buffalo…read moreState Park Built 1890 over Little Buffalo Creek Design - Covered Burr arch-truss Dimensions - Span length: 81.0 ft.