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This uniquely named bridge takes its name from Jacob Snooks. It is located near what was, years ago, Snook's home. 82 feet in length, this is a Burr Truss design that was built in 1883. Spanning Dunnings Creek, it is found just off of Route 56, north of Fishertown, on Township Route 554. County owned.
The Snooks Bridge is open to traffic.
| Snooks Bridge Facts and Figures | |
|---|---|
| Location | Located on Township Route 554, about 1/2 mile off of Route 56 north of Fishertown, PA. |
| Year Built | 1883 |
| Truss | Burr Truss |
| Length | 82 feet |
| Width | 14 feet |
| Owner | County |
| Drivable | Yes |
Would you like a covered bridge brochure, complete with all of the general locations of Bedford County's covered bridges? Call the Bedford County Visitors Bureau at (800)765-3331 for your free copy. Or, click on the "Contact Us" button at the bottom of this page to e-mail your request!
There's also a great driving tour inside the Bedford County Visitors Guide. The tour takes about 90 minutes and takes in 6 covered bridges, a bison farm and the elusive Gravity Hill. The Bedford County Visitors Guide is free for the asking.
