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Covered Bridge TourStart your Lancaster County covered bridge tour with our printable guide, complete with suggested stops and other attractions to enjoy along the way. For a free printed version with fun covered bridge stickers to track your progress, stop by our Visitors Center!
Rise and shine! Fuel up for a day of covered bridge exploration! Enjoy breakfast at one of Lancaster County's best all-you-can-eat buffets and grab a caffeine boost at one of our 70+ coffee shops before hitting the road.
The following covered bridges are just a short drive from one another, leading you toward Leola for a delicious lunch.
Spanning the Conestoga Creek on Hunsicker Road, this impressive bridge, built in 1848 and rebuilt in 1973 after Hurricane Agnes, holds the distinction of being the longest single-span covered bridge in Lancaster County.
Built in 1878, this charming bridge crosses the Conestoga Creek on Weaverland Road and is frequently traversed by Amish horse and buggies. It was formerly known as the White Hill Mill Bridge.
Located on the historic Pool Forge property, this bridge spans the Conestoga Creek and was built in 1859. Legend has it that President James Buchanan met his fiancé here, who sadly passed away before they could marry. This bridge was once called the Yohn's Mill Bridge.
Feeling hungry after your first four bridge visits? Two excellent nearby lunch options, perfect for a break from the scenic backroads, are Gracie's on West Main and Funck's Restaurant & Bar.
Continue your covered bridge adventure this afternoon with these charming bridges:
Before exploring the final covered bridges of the day, enjoy dinner at one of Strasburg's delicious restaurants. Consider the Hershey Farm Resort - The Grand Smorgasbord for classic Pennsylvania Dutch fare served buffet-style, or the Fireside Tavern for a cozy atmosphere and American-style entrees, burgers, sandwiches, and more.
As the sun begins to set, journey West to experience the final few covered bridges on your tour, leading you toward your last destination—a quaint and cozy bed and breakfast.
Built in 1871, this bridge spans the Pequea Creek on Brenneman Road. Originally known as Huntzinger's Mill Bridge, it was once twinned with an older bridge nearby.
Tucked away in a somewhat secluded location, this bridge crosses the Pequea Creek on Byerland Church Road. It was rebuilt in 1987 after sustaining flood damage.
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