If you’ve got a soft spot for old wooden bridges, winding backroads, and small-town charm, this road trip is totally your thing.
Tennessee might be known for music and mountains, but it’s also hiding some seriously cool covered bridges that are super scenic and waiting to be found.
Some are over 100 years old, some are brand new, and a few are so hidden that you’d never find them without a little help.
So get ready to cruise through creeks, past farms, and into some of the most charming spots the state has to offer.
1. Elizabethton Covered Bridge
Elizabethton Covered Bridge is a white wooden bridge that stretches 134 feet across the Doe River in downtown Elizabethton…