Vermont boasts one of the highest concentrations of covered bridges in the United States. With over 100 wooden structures still standing, these historic treasures are rich in architectural charm and cultural heritage. From classic lattice trusses to rare multiple-kingpost designs, each bridge has its own history and tells its own story.
Whether you’re a local enthusiast, road tripper, photographer or preservationist, you’ll find accurate, in-depth information and beautiful visuals reminding us of the living history of Vermont’s wooden bridges.
Interactive Tour Maps
Plan your scenic drive by county or region
Individual Bridge Profiles
With Google Maps, structural details and history
Events Calendar
Spreading awareness of our organization
Photo Galleries
Featuring Vermont's top bridge photograph
Restoration & Preservation News
Follow current efforts to save our bridges
Member and Visitor Resources
Touring tips, historical info and membership opportunities
The mission of the Vermont Covered Bridge Society is to preserve Vermont’s historic covered bridges, which enhance the scenic beauty and quality of life, while promoting their cultural, economic, and historical significance through action, stewardship and education.
Become part of a passionate community dedicated to celebrating Vermont’s covered bridges. Members receive newsletters, access to exclusive content and opportunities to participate in local bridge tours and events.
From annual calendars to t-shirts, ball caps and more, show your support for the Society and purchase your merch today!
Access our news and resources page with current public relations, archived Bridger issues, historical bridge data and more!
Visit our maps to begin planning your covered bridge tour through the Green Mountain State.
Our Second Annual CBW in Vermont is coming this August 1-8, 2026
Submissions due by April 24, 2026.
The VCBS may contribute up to $500 for the application of fire retardant to your historic or authentic covered bridge in Vermont. This measure could save your covered bridge from destruction in the event of a fire. Contact us by email at Vermont Covered Bridge Society or by phone (802) 858-6069 for information.