"The Bridges of New Brunswick" Top 5 Page for this destination Province of New Brunswick by RobDavis

Province of New Brunswick Travel Guide: 1,056 reviews and 1,748 photos

Milkish Inlet - Bayswater. - Province of New Brunswick

So many briges, so many roads

On a photo taking excursion in 2003 I happened upon a secluded covered bridge in the tiny hamlet of Tynemouth Creek. I've always known that New Brunswick has more covered bridges than any other Canadian Province or US State, but I've only seen a few of the more common ones.
On this day, I discovered bridge number 61 in the list of 64 remaining covered bridges in the province.
I am now continuing to try to document as many of these bridges as I can find, and provide some photos for your viewing pleasure.

My Adopted Home Province

Bay of Fundy

I've lived in four of Canada's ten provinces. It took a few years, but I've now come to regard New Brunswick as my favourite. There's something about the landscape and proximity to the ocean that gets into your blood after a while.

Pros and Cons

Pros:Lots to See!
Cons:Little to Do!
In a nutshell:Fantastic adventure and eco-tourism locations.

Intro Updated Jun 13, 2004
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French Village - not a good pic - Province of New Brunswick

French Village Bridge - Hammond River Things to Do (12)

Another of my drive-by-bridge-shootings. This newly renovated bridge is visible from the main Highway running from Saint... more travel advice

Tranton Bridge - Province of New Brunswick

Smith Creek - Tranton Covered Bridge Things to Do (12)

This bridge is located right in the middle of cow-country just outside Sussex. The bridge sits over a very narrow... more travel advice

Plumweseep Bridge - Province of New Brunswick

Kennebecasis River - Plumweseep Covered... Things to Do (12)

Another of the Sussex bridges. This relatively short bridge is located just north of Sussex on a small stream. The cool... more travel advice

Oldfield Bridge - Province of New Brunswick

Smith Creek - Oldfield Covered Bridge Things to Do (12)

I was very glad I made the trip to the middle of nowhere to get some pictures of this little bridge. It's about a 20... more travel advice

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Comments (27)

ATLC Sep 14, 2007 at 3:12 PM Report Abuse

hi Rob, good to see you! Amazing bridges. I thought at first I was looking at one and the same but they're all different! Nice page, very original :-)
CdnJane Apr 4, 2007 at 6:48 PM Report Abuse

Happy Pre-Birthday week, Rob. Didn't want to interupt the Berni tribute comments on your HP. May you have a wonderful week while you are as young as you are, and may no slugs interupt your celebrations! Best wishes from Tronna!
zrim Jan 5, 2007 at 11:15 AM Report Abuse

Yes, Jenny and I are history now, but if I know Jenny, I bet she offered you a good time!
Jasen71 Apr 12, 2006 at 6:08 PM Report Abuse

Very interesting pages on bridges (covered)... why are they covered in the first place?
Sininen Apr 12, 2006 at 9:49 AM Report Abuse

Hi Rob! I think I know now what are the main sights in your area! Lovely photos and interesting tips! Happy birthday from Finland!
beret Mar 23, 2006 at 6:23 AM Report Abuse

I knew a girl named Digdeguash. And she was a beauty. I lost her in New York City to a fella from the Skoodawabskook.
cassiejoy42 Nov 2, 2005 at 2:35 AM Report Abuse

Wow Rob I love the covered bridges - I think the only time I have seen a covered bridge has been in movies - fantastic. Cassie
hundwalder Aug 12, 2005 at 6:31 PM Report Abuse

Excellent covered bridge photos and narratives. The guy that was " poking " around in Madison County has nothing on you.
ivanab Jun 5, 2005 at 3:19 AM Report Abuse

Amazing pictuers...wow...
Buckz Apr 29, 2005 at 7:28 AM Report Abuse

Was Clint Eastwood there taking photos? Beautiful picture...