Autumn is the perfect time to venture outside and explore the many unique attractions that make the Motor City so special and scenic. When you’re looking for a dash of wholesome adventure and picturesque exploration, nothing beats a beautiful covered bridge. Bring along your camera and round up a few loved ones as you check out these four covered bridges within driving distance of Detroit.

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Have you checked out any of these lovely covered bridges in or around Metro Detroit? Do you have any other favorite covered bridges in Michigan? We’re always happy to hear from our readers, so drop us a line or recommend another top-notch fall destination in Detroit by filling out our official nomination form.

If you can’t get enough of the season’s magical fall colors, check out these top spots to see autumn foliage near Detroit. In fact, speaking of historic spots, after exploring these beautiful covered bridges, you might just want to extend your trip and settle in at this breathtaking historic mansion for the weekend!

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