Bartlett Covered Bridge

The historic Bartlett Covered Bridge, which spans the Saco River. Built in 1850, the bridge is 183 feet long with single-span, paddleford-type construction. The span was strengthened for vehicular traffic by the addition of a pair of laminated wooden arches in the 1920’s. This bridge carried traffic travelling on Route 302 over the Saco River for more than 80 years until it was replaced by the steel bridge in 1939.

Jackson Bridge (Honeymoon Bridge)

Honeymoon Bridge is a wooden covered bridge in Jackson, New Hampshire, spanning the Ellis River in Jackson Village. Built in 1876 by Charles Austin Broughton and his son Frank, the 121-foot Paddleford truss structure is designated Covered Bridge No. 51 and earned its “Honeymoon” name from a local tradition of couples kissing beneath it.

Glen Ellis Falls

This stunning, 64′ waterfall is one not to miss. Located along the Ellis River in the White Mountain National Forest, this waterfall is only a hop, skip, and a jump from the parking lot on Route 16. The walk in is 0.4 miles along the wooded trail, with a few steps to navigate once you are at the falls.

Jackson Falls

Jackson Falls is an iconic series of broad Wildcat Brook ledges and small pools that cascade right through Jackson village on NH 16B. The main stop is at the roadside pull-offs along NH 16B just above Jackson Square.

Diana’s Baths

Diana’s Baths is a series of small waterfalls and pools located in the White Mountain National Forest off West Side Road in North Conway.  Multiple spots let you wade on hot days and take inspiring photos. The falls’ appeal is even greater because they’re so accessible. One only has to hike a ½ mile on an ADA-approved gravel surface to see them. This is an iconic Mt. Washington Valley cascade.

Swift River Covered Bridge

Swift River Bridge is a 19th-century covered bridge in Conway, New Hampshire, spanning the Swift River on a bypassed section of West Side Road near Conway Village. Built in 1870 by Jacob E. Berry and his son Jacob H. Berry, the single-span structure uses a Paddleford truss with a supplemental arch and measures about 129 feet in length.

Saco River Covered Bridge

Saco River Covered Bridge is a 19th-century covered wooden bridge in Conway Village in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, spanning the Saco River just north of Route 16. Built in 1890 as a two-span Paddleford truss with arch reinforcement, the roughly 225-foot structure was rehabilitated in the late 1980s and is recognized among the state’s best historic covered bridges.