Great history on the last remaining covered bridge in Wisconsin. 150 years old
Wisconsins last remaining covered bridge, built 1876
Discover the Historic Cedarburg Covered Bridge, a testament to 19th-century engineering and the last of its kind in Wisconsin. Easily accessible, this landmark invites visitors to explore its wooden structure and surrounding natural beauty. Stroll through the park, pack a picnic, and immerse yourself in the serene environment. The bridges enduring presence offers a glimpse into the past, with visible graffiti from earlier eras adding to its storied charm. Whether youre walking across the bridge or exploring the riverbanks below, this historic site provides a picturesque and reflective experience for all ages.
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Add reviewsGreat history on the last remaining covered bridge in Wisconsin. 150 years old
The bridge is easily accessible. You can see the bridge which is right off the road, or park further inside the park and amble back over a foot bridge and step inside the wooden structure. Sadly, there's a lot of personal graffiti but it partially illustrates the age of the building. And while I don't agree with tagging something old, there were many sweet messages from years past. We visited during winter while the river was frozen and could walk under. Cross country skiers passed obviously enjoy that route too.
Show moreAbsolutely gorgeous park. Great place to visit and see the historical covered bridge.
Well worth the visit! There’s graffiti from 1922 that I saw & I bet there’s older. The toilets are immaculate & there’s free barbecues in the surrounding park area, you just need Charcoal & a lighter.
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