Hartland Bridge

The Hartland Bridge, also known as the "World's Longest Covered Bridge," is a historic landmark located in Hartland, New Brunswick, Canada. Spanning the Saint John River, this iconic covered bridge is recognized as a symbol of the region's heritage and ingenuity in engineering.

Constructed in 1901, the Hartland Bridge was originally built to provide a vital transportation link between the communities on either side of the river. With a length of 1,282 feet (391 meters), it held the title of the longest covered bridge in the world until 2019. The bridge's distinctive covered design helped protect it from the elements and ensured its longevity over the years.

Today, the Hartland Bridge is not only a functional transportation route but also a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can drive, walk, or cycle across the bridge while admiring its historic architecture and scenic views of the Saint John River valley. The bridge's picturesque setting and rich history make it a favorite spot for photography and sightseeing.

In addition to its significance as a historic landmark, the Hartland Bridge serves as a reminder of the importance of covered bridges in the development of New Brunswick and other regions with waterways. It stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of the past and continues to capture the imagination of visitors from near and far.

This is the only landmark listed in Hartland. There's also one attraction listed in this city in other categories. You will find the exact location of Hartland Bridge on the map above.