Pennsylvania Covered Bridges

My sister and I recently took the driving tour of some of the Bucks County Covered Bridges in Pennsylvania (see links below) - an absolutely wonderful thing to do. All the folliage hadn't changed yet, but beautiful nonetheless!! If you're ever in the area, definitely worth the relaxing drive through the country and along the streams and rivers to see some lovely preserved history of the

Bucks Co. 12 remaining Bridges.
Cabin Run built in 1871 on Covered Bridge Rd,

Plumstead Township
Frankenfield Covered Bridge built in 1872

Hollow Horn & Cafferty Rd, Tinicum Township
Frankenfield and interior boards - Built in 1872 - 130 ft long

The Loux Covered Bridge built in 1874Wismer Rd in Plumstead Township

Uhlerstown Bridge in Tinicum Township with windows on bothsides overlooking the Delaware Canal and path.

I added a few links that have some good Bucks County information and maps:http://www.letsget.com/html/Directory/community/comm_states/comm_counties_pa/comm_ya_bucks/covered_bri.html http://visitbuckscounty.com/things_to_do/default.asp?s=3676
http://pacoveredbridges.com/bucks_county__covered_bridges.htm

http://buckscountycbs.org/

You might also try the Lehigh Valley Covered Bridge Tour:http://www.discoverlehighvalley.com/play/self-guided-tours/covered-bridge-tour/