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         Deerfield River Rafting,
     8                         TOP 10 COVERED BRIDGES
         MA
     MAP C2  •  Zoar Outdoor: 800 532
     7483; open Jun–Sep; adm; www.
     zoaroutdoor.com
     The Deerfield River has some of
     the most exhilarating rapids and
     most scenic gorges in New England.
     Nothing compares to the rush of
     bankside colors viewed from a raft
     during foliage season.
                               Charming covered Stark Bridge
         Boston’s Emerald
     9                         1  Bulls Bridge, 1842
         Necklace
     MAP V4–W4  •  www.emerald   MAP B4  •  Rte 7, Kent, CT
                               Town lattice and queenspost over
     necklace.org              the Housatonic River.
     Boston is blessed with an almost   2  Cornish-Windsor Bridge, 1866
     continuous chain of parks stretching   MAP L5  •  Rte 12A, Plainfield, NH
     from downtown skyscrapers to leafy   Town lattice, rebuilt in 1989. Spans
     suburbia. This walking and cycle   the Connecticut River between
     route begins at Boston Common.    New Hampshire and Vermont.
     In the fall, the parks are an explosion   3  Hemlock Bridge, 1857
     of red, purple, orange, and yellow.   MAP M4  •  Off Rte 302, Fryeburg, ME
                               Paddleford truss over the Saco River.
         Mount Monadnock, NH
     0                         4  Artist’s Covered Bridge, 1872
         MAP L6  •  Off Rte 124, west
     of Jaffrey  •  603 532 8862  •  Open   MAP N3  •  Off Rtes 2 and 26,
                               Newry, ME
     sunrise–sunset daily  •  Adm    Paddleford truss, also known as the
     •  www.nhstateparks.org   Sunday River Bridge.
     The 3,165-ft (965-m) summit of   5  Stark Bridge, 1862
     Mount Monadnock offers incredible   MAP M3  •  North Rd, Stark, NH
     views. The scramble over boulders    Paddleford truss spanning the Upper
     is well worth the effort, especially   Ammonoosuc River in the village.
     during colorful fall foliage season.   6  Albany Covered Bridge, 1858
                               MAP M4  •  Dugway Rd, off the
                               Kancamagus Hwy, Albany, NH
                               Altered Paddleford truss across the
                               Swift River.
                               7  Ashuelot Bridge, 1864
                               MAP K6  •  South of Rte 119, Bolton
                               Rd, Upper Village, Winchester, NH
                               Town lattice truss that spans the
                               Ashuelot River.
                               8  Warren Bridge, 1880
                               MAP K4  •  East of Rte 100, Warren, VT
                               Asymmetrical queenspost stretching
                               across the Mad River.
                               9  Paper Mill, Silk, and Henry Bridges,
                               1840–2000
                               MAP J6  •  South of Rte 67A,
                               Bennington, VT
                               Three bridges on the Waloomsac River.
                               10  Burkeville Bridge, 1870
                               MAP C2  •  Rte 116, Conway, MA
                               Howe truss bridge stretching across
                               the South River.
     Hiker at Mount Monadnock




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