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Dummerston Covered Bridge
This historic bridge over the West River dates back to 1872 and is the longest-covered bridge in the entire state of Vermont.
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Dummerston Covered Bridge Details
This historic bridge over the West River dates back to 1872 and is the longest-covered bridge in the entire state of Vermont. You will have a great view of it when you go for a swim in the shallow waters below. As one of the more popular summer spots in southern Vermont, it is common for locals and tourists to be crowded along the banks on a warm weekend. Besides swimming, you can go tubing or fishing along the river.
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