Covered Bridges in New Brunswick

From being a cultural pillar to a fun thing to explore with the family, covered bridges are spread across New Brunswick waiting for you to visit.

Love your Covered Bridges Days!

Get ready for the 7th annual Love your Covered Bridges Days! From July 25 to August 5, 2024, there will be events at 6 different covered bridges and a selfie contest hosted by the Association Heritage New Brunswick (AHNB). Follow their social media channels to stay up to date on the festivities and to enter the giveaway contest.

Explore New Brunswick’s Covered Bridges

Covered bridges are important for transportation but are also a part of New Brunswick’s heritage. With 58 covered bridges remaining today, there used to be hundreds sprinkled all over the province. Here are a few of the iconic bridges that draw tourists on detours to experience a part of New Brunswick’s famous sites.

Hartland Covered Bridge

Hartland, NB

World’s Longest Covered Bridge stretching 1,282 feet. Opened in 1901.

Wolfe Point Covered Bridge

Point Wolf, NB

Photo credits to Andre Audet

Wheaton Covered Bridge

Sackville, NB

Photo credits to Andre Audet

MooseHorn Covered Bridge

Norton, NB

Forty Five River Covered Bridge

Alma, NB

Photo Credits: Marc Pelletier

Tom Graham Covered Bridge

Saint-Marie-de-Kent, NB

Photo Credits: Marc Pelletier

Support Local Businesses

Covered bridges are so beloved in New Brunswick that a few local businesses have them as their namesake! Check out their products and support our province’s economy.

Covered Bridge Chips

Based in Waterville, NB

Can be found at most grocery stores in New Brunswick and throughout Atlantic Canada.

Kissing Bridge Publications

Based in Moncton, NB

Named after when people would travel by horse and wagon, folks would take advantage of the few minutes of privacy while passing through a covered bridge and kiss!