Vermont Fall Foliage & Covered Bridges

Experience two wonders of central Vermont -- historic covered bridges and the annual spectacle of fall foliage. From our campground in Randolph Center, explore a variety of unique wooden bridges or simply relax at your campsite. Either activity provides an excellent opportunity to enjoy the brilliant reds, oranges, and yellows of Vermont's wooded hillsides in their autumn glory.

From mid-September to mid-October, many people visit Vermont to join in nature's resounding farewell to summer. They love being surrounded by fall's stunning colors, viewing the spectacle -- as Vermont maple, birch, and beech greens turn crimson and gold -- throughout Vermont's endless rolling mountainsides. Tour the region by car, foot, bike, canoe, or kayak. (See other resources, Eye Catching Colors and Foliage Press Release.)

Nearby you can explore numerous wooden bridges of a variety of architectural styles, dating from as early as 1833. Nothing captures the essence of rural Vermont more than these graceful structures! (For photos, see Vermont Only.)

Bridges in the Randolph Area

• E. Randolph Braley bridge, 1904, multiple kingpost over multiple kingpost
• E. Randolph Gifford bridge, 1904, multiple kingpost over multiple kingpost
• S. Randolph Kingsbury bridge, 1904, multiple kingpost
• N. Tunbridge Flint bridge, 1845, queenpost
• N. Tunbridge Larkin bridge, 1902, multiple kingpost
• Tunbridge Cilley bridge, 1883, multiple kingpost
• Tunbridge Howe bridge, 1879, multiple kingpost
• Tunbridge Mill bridge, 1883, multiple kingpost
• Chelsea Moxley bridge, 1883, queenpost
• Thetford Center Thetford Center bridge, unknown, Haupt
• Union Village, Union Village bridge, 1867, multiple kingpost w/kingpost arch

Other Bridges in Central Vermont (clustered by proximity to each other)

• Calais, Kent's Corner bridge, 1963, kingpost
• E. Barre, Robin's Nest bridge, 1962, queenpost
• E. Montpelier, Coburn bridge, 1840,queenpost
• Marshfield, Martin bridge, unknown, queenpost
• Northfield, Chamberlin, 1956, kingpost
• Northfield, Moseley bridge, 1899, modified kingpost
• Northfield Falls, Second bridge, 1872, queenpost
• Northfield Falls, Slaughter House bridge, 1872, queenpost
• Northfield Falls, Station bridge, 1872, town lattice
• Northfield Falls, Third bridge, 1872, queenpost
• Waitsfield, Pine Brook bridge, 1872, kingpost
• Waitsfield,Village bridge, 1933, multiple kingpost w/Burr arch
• Warren, Warren bridge, 1879, queenpost

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