Tennessee Covered Bridges

Let's go back in time to the days when most Tennessee covered bridges were built so that people could cross streams. The purpose of the covering was to protect the wooden structural members from the weather. A standard bridge could last for 20 years, but a covered bridge lasted about 100 years.

Harrisburg Covered Bridge in Sevierville TN; image by Jeaneane Payne

• Bible Covered Bridge • Bowser Farm • Brookside Motel, Gatlinburg • Coker Creek • Covered Bridge Estates, Bedford County • Cumberland Gap Covered Bridge • Defeated Creek • Doe River Covered Bridge • Dollywood • Emerson E Parks Farm • Emerts Cove • Gap Creek • Harrisburg Covered Bridge • Hardin Valley Covered Bridge • Hidden Hollow • Indian Springs • Little Chucky • Long Branch • Mackey Branch • Miller's Creek • Moyer Branch • Parks Covered Bridge • Port Royal • Salt Lick Creek • Sue's Bridge • Sycamore Springs • Tralee

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