Bath Covered Bridge
Covered bridge · New Hampshire
Built in 1832 over the Ammonoosuc River, this 375-foot bridge is the oldest working covered bridge in New Hampshire and still carries daily traffic in and out of Bath village, with fall foliage along the riverbank framing its weathered lattice trusses.
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Color nearby peaks: October 3–October 7
Color builds from September 18 · mostly bare by October 26
Sampled at Bath Covered Bridge’s own coordinates and elevation (152 m) rather than a regional average.
This window comes from 4 weather points across New Hampshire, nudged 3 days later to match 1 published peak date from almanac.com. This year's weather has the peak running 2 days earlier than a normal year. How the forecast works
When to go to Bath Covered Bridge
You get about 26 days of color here, from the first turn through to roughly October 14. That is about 8 days earlier than New Hampshire as a whole. Most of that is elevation. It sits at 499 ft.
Bath Covered Bridge on the map
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- When does Bath Covered Bridge peak in 2026?
- Peak color is predicted for October 3–October 7 (best estimate October 5). Color starts around September 18 and is mostly bare by October 26.
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