Pine Valley Covered Bridge

Pine Valley Covered BridgeCoordinates:

(GPSN40’ 18.33”W75’ 11.25”)
(#PA-09-12)
Located on Old Iron Hill Road in New Britain.
Pine Valley is a Bucks County Bridge.
Note the lighting on the rafters at night.

Description:

Built with native hemlock and pine, the Pine Valley Covered Bridge crosses Pine Run Creek, which was named for a stand of nearby pine trees. Built in 1842 by David Sutton, it utilizes the Town Truss design and has one span. The length of the bridge is 81 ft and the width is 15 ft. It is painted the traditional red with white entry portals. A very heavily used bridge, so one should take caution if venturing across it on foot or taking photos.

Directions:

From Rt 313 (Swamp Rd) and Ferry Road, go west onto Ferry Rd 3.2 mi. Turn left on to Old Iron Hill Rd and go 0.5 mi to the bridge. You can park in the small park on the other side of the bridge.