The Tallest, Most Impressive Covered Bridge In Alabama Can Be Found In The Town Of Oneonta
Jennifer Young
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Without a doubt, bridges are some of the world’s most incredible architectural structures. While some of them are newer, others are quite historic. One of Alabama’s most historic bridges, which also has an impressive height, is the Horton Mill Covered Bridge. Known as the tallest covered bridge in Alabama, take a deep dive into the history of this impressive architectural structure.
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Have you ever driven across Alabama’s historic Horton Mill Covered Bridge? If so, what did you think? Did it make you nervous knowing you were so high up? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments.
To experience more of Alabama’s covered bridges, be sure to take a look at the following article: This Day Trip Takes You To 7 Of Alabama’s Covered Bridges And It’s Perfect For A Scenic Drive.
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Are there any other covered bridges in Alabama?
Beyond the Horton Mill, are there any other covered bridges in Alabama to check out? Absolutely! There are quite a few different covered bridges throughout the state that are just as architecturally and historically fascinating. For instance, the Old Union Crossing Covered Bridge was built back in the 1800s and eventually rebuilt in 1980. Meanwhile, the Clarkson-Legg Covered Bridge is one of the longest in the state! Check out these and more through The 10 Most Beautiful Covered Bridges in Alabama.
What are the best day trips in Alabama?
Do you have a weekend free that you want to fill with things to do in Alabama? How about taking a few day trips throughout the state? If you don't want to spend all weekend in the car on the road, then we suggest a solid day trip or two. Throughout Alabama, there is no shortage of amazing places to visit, especially those that may fall under the radar. For example, have you ever explored the historic town of Childersburg, Alabama? Dating back to 1540, Childersburg is believed to be the "Oldest Continually Occupied City in America.” Or how about spending an afternoon climbing the treetop ropes course at Red Mountain Park in Birmingham?
What are the best road trips through Alabama?
Maybe you do have some extra time and a road trip is exactly what you’re hoping to find. We love scenic drives in Alabama, especially when those drives wind up with fun and exciting attractions looped in! The next time you need a good old-fashioned Alabama road trip, there is one that will take you to 11 of the best attractions offered. This road trip will take you through Huntsville for the U.S. Space & Rocket Center all the way to Cheaha State Park in Delta.