Fall Covered Bridge Tour

From iconic covered bridges and quiet country roads to charming villages and colorful mountain landscapes, New Hampshire’s covered bridges are a window to the past and an invitation to slow down and explore.

New Hampshire is home to more than 50 covered bridges. Each with its own history, character and setting. In the fall, they become even more spectacular, framed by brilliant foliage and the landscapes that make a New Hampshire road trip unforgettable.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect fall photo, a scenic drive through the countryside, or an excuse to discover a new corner of the state, there’s a covered bridge waiting to be explored. 

So grab your camera, pick a region, and hit the road.

Why Visit a New Hampshire Covered Bridge?

There’s just something about a covered bridge that makes you want to stop and explore. Maybe it’s the history or maybe it’s the architecture or the sounds of the water flowing below. Or maybe it’s the way these structures seem to belong exactly where you found them, surrounded by forests, farms, mountains and villages. 

New Hampshire’s covered bridges are more than historic structures. They’re a part of the landscape here and are reminders of the road that have connected local communities for generations. Because so many of them are located along scenic route and near charming towns, they’re the perfect place to start your autumn adventure. 

Suggested Covered Bridge Scenic Drives

New Hampshire’s covered bridges are more than beautiful photo stops, they’re what leads to winding back roads, charming villages, mountain landscapes and classic fall experiences. 

Pick a region and create your own covered bridge adventure, with opportunities to stop, explore and savor the season along the way. 

These drives are starting points, meant to give you time to wander and make an unexpected stops.