Covered Bridges of Maine
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We've located all covered bridges known to be still standing in New England to help you plan your next outdoor adventure. Our Map Packs usually provide a single smartphone download of all the region's trails, with trail reviews and route navigation. Free for personal use and even work when you're offline. This map pack provides only the locations of the covered bridges and links to any nearby trails that we've reviewed. Covered bridges shown on our map in gray still exist, but either have no trail system leading to them or are inaccessible to the public.
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In the interest of completeness we've included some covered bridges that are likely inaccessible or not significant enough to be featured on the list, such as small trail bridges. These are indicated on the map as gray icons. Please respect private property and posted signs at all times when investigating these covered bridges. The following list includes Google Map links to every covered bridge in the state.
Maine Covered Bridges
Babb's (1864,1976)Bennett (1901)
Benton Brook (1976)
Guild Park War Memorial (1944)
Hemlock (1857)
Jubilee Park (1981)
Leonard Mills
Lovejoy (1868)
Lowes (1857,1990)
Parsonsfield-Porter (1859)
Bob Dunning (2010) aka Pondicherry Park
Robyville (1876)
Sunday River (1872) aka Artist's
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