Squam River Covered Bridge

The Squam River Covered Bridge is a delightful relic from times past located in Ashland, New Hampshire. Spanning the Squam River, this picturesque wooden bridge was built in 1829 and was the longest single span covered bridge in the state until 2002. The bridge is framed by beautiful scenery featuring native hardwoods, rushing water, and New England charm. It's easy to spend an afternoon wandering the roadways around the bridge, enjoying the views and perfecting the shot. Wildlife such as ducks, geese, and even deer are often seen in the area. It truly is a wonderful place for nature lovers or photographers to visit. Be sure to bring your camera to capture this classic example of New England ingenuity!