Ashtabula, Ohio - Longest Covered Bridge in U.S.
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Ashtabula, Ohio - Longest Covered Bridge in U.S. The longest covered bridge in the United States was dedicated on August 26, 2008. The bridge is 613 feet long and stands 93 feet above the Ashtabula River. It has a clear width of 30 feet and will support full legal loads. There is a five foot wide covered walkway on each side of the bridge. The bridge is the latest of 17 covered bridges in Ashtabula County. A Covered Bridge Festival is held in October each year. [Dave Westover, 08/31/2009]Longest Covered Bridge in U.S.:
Address: Ashtabula, OH
Directions: From east or west on I-90, get off on SR 11 and go north to the first exit (Seven Hills Rd), turn east and go 0.4 mile to stop sign, turn north (cross RR tracks) and continue 0.9 mile to bridge. Beyond the bridge for 0.8 mile to the second stop sign, turn left for downtown Ashtabula or continue north another 0.7 mile to USR 20. A right turn takes you to SR 11. The mall is another 0.3 mile on US 20.
Admission: Free.
Hours: Always visible.
Address: Ashtabula, OH
Directions: From east or west on I-90, get off on SR 11 and go north to the first exit (Seven Hills Rd), turn east and go 0.4 mile to stop sign, turn north (cross RR tracks) and continue 0.9 mile to bridge. Beyond the bridge for 0.8 mile to the second stop sign, turn left for downtown Ashtabula or continue north another 0.7 mile to USR 20. A right turn takes you to SR 11. The mall is another 0.3 mile on US 20.
Admission: Free.
Hours: Always visible.
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