Historic Bulls Covered Bridge

Very beautiful historic covered bridge. Does not disappoint. Well worth the drive. It’s in good condition, really gives you the vibes of time long ago. The hydro power plant is a sight to see. The trails are easy with very rewarding views. There is an observation deck as well. Heavily traveled area. There is a parking lot with handicap accessibility including a restroom. Bridge is really very well maintained. Little work, lots of reward. Great historic place.

Bulls Bridge is a historic covered bridge in Kent, CT. It goes over the Housatonic River and was built in 1842. It is still open for vehicles to drive over it. There is only one other covered bridge in the state that still allows vehicles to drive over it. There is a small parking lot nearby. You can walk on the bridge but it is very tight and there are no sidewalks, just becareful for oncoming traffic. The bridge is beautiful and the view of the river is great; there are small openings inside the bridge to view. There are trails nearby and you can even see the dam spillway. I'm a fan of history and covered bridges, so this was definitely worth a visit and a bucket list item for me. I reduced a star because it can be potentially hazardous for pedestrians. It's only one lane so vehicles from both directions would have to stop at the stop sign and let one another pass. Overall, a beautiful and well made structure!

Located in a quaint and picturesque town this bridge is a wonderful venue for pictures and appreciating the power of mother nature. Please use caution. It's two way single road. As you cross the bridge take a moment to view the area.

This lovely covered bridge has beautiful views of the Housatonic River on both sides, and the interior construction is pretty amazing. Parking on both sides, and safe places to stand as cars sweep through.

One of my favorite places in the world. The water erosion on the rocks makes incredible plunge pools. It is one of the most beautiful hiking places on the East Coast in my opinion! I fish here and catch a variety of things. Rainbow and Brown Trout, Smallmouth Bass, and Rock Bass. People also swim here sometimes. The bridge is a very neat piece of history and must have been crucial back in the day. A must go!

This place is a must-see on your next fall foliage road trip. Beautiful scenery and breathtaking fresh air. Clearly marked trails and plenty of rock climbing adventure for those of you that enjoy taking the trail less traveled.

Cool place, you can go anytime, but at night there is no traffic. Was able to park my car safely and also walk across the bridge safely. Really cool place to stop at when you're out and about. Beware the spiders!!!

A stunningly beautiful locale -- especially after a heavy rain. There are a number over overlooks and easy access to the Appalachian Trail. However, for the sake of everyone else who visits after you *take your trash with you*!