Covered Bridges
Waterfalls
Waterfalls & covered bridges
Covered Bridges
Take a scenic drive or stroll through these amazing wooden structures that have stood the test of time .
Columbia Covered Bridge
This historic bridge spans the Connecticut River , connecting Columbia , NH and Lemington , VT . The style of this bridge is Howe Truss . Located in Columbia , NH , 4 miles south of Colebrook village on Columbia Bridge Road .
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Bacon Road Covered Bridge / Pittsburg – Clarksville Bridge
The style of this covered bridge is Paddleford Truss with added arches built around 1876 . Located by Route 3 in lower Pittsburg village on Bacon Road , it spans the Connecticut River , connecting the towns of Pittsburg and Clarksville .
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River Road Covered Bridge
The style of this covered bridge is “ Queenpost ”. Built in 1858 , it is now maintained by the Town of Pittsburg – volunteers clean the covered bridge and make minor repairs . It is located 7 miles north of Pittsburg village and 1 mile east of U . S . Route 3 on the road to Lake Francis State Park , and is open for pedestrian traffic only .
Happy Corner Covered Bridge / Perry Stream Bridge
Happy Corner Bridge is one of the oldest covered bridges in northern New Hampshire . This bridge style is a Paddleford Truss ( light ) with added arches constructed in the mid-1800 ’ s . Located 200 yards east of U . S . Route 3 on Hill Road , 6 miles north of Pittsburg village .
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Waterfalls
Along scenic roadways , tucked away on a back woods road , or a short hike into the forest , you will find beautiful waterfalls and cascades . These natural wonders are scattered throughout the North Country and provide a great place to relax and explore .
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Beaver Brook Falls A magnificent waterfall located in Colebrook . Especially beautiful in the Fall with the crimson leaves surrounding it . A nice place to dip your toes in the water , have a picnic and hike to the top if you ’ d like . It ’ s even located right on the ATV trails for folks to stop at on their travels ! From Colebrook , NH , go north on Route 145 for 2.4 miles . The falls will be on the right hand side of the road with ample parking .
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GARFIELD FALLS The falls are on the east branch of Dead Diamond River very near the Maine Border . Nature has made a magnificent , beautiful spot for fishermen and swimmers alike . Located on Route 3 in Pittsburg , go north beyond First Connecticut Lake until reaching Magalloway Road . Go 12 miles from Route 3 , look for the sign on a path that says Garfield Falls , then go about 1 / 4 mile down that path .
The Huntington Cascades Located approximately 10 miles east on Rte . 26 from the junction of Routes 26 and 3 on Main Street in Colebrook . Watch for the parking lot on the right hand side of Route 26 , past the Balsams and Dixville Notch . Follow the woods road which turns off the highway to the right , pass through the picnic grove and look for the path leading from the opposite side to the bridge at the foot of the cascades . A trail follows the brook to a series of beautiful cascades extending nearly a mile .
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