List of covered bridges in Minnesota

This is a listing of vintage and modern covered bridges located in the U.S. state of Minnesota.

Bridges

Name	County	Location	Coordinates	Built	Length	Spans	Image	Notes
Pleasure	Anoka	Coon Rapids	45°8′21.2″N 93°16′25.7″W	1987	50 ft (15 m)	Branch Coon Creek		[1]
8260	Anoka	Centerville	45°12′25.4″N 93°2′8.3″W	1996	12 ft (3.7 m)	pond		[1]
Schaefer	Becker	Frazee	46°44′11.2″N 95°41′43″W	1998	90 ft (27 m)	Otter Tail River		[1]
Chevalle	Carver	Victoria	44°50′41″N 93°38′24″W	~2011	60 ft (18 m)	ponds		[1][2]
Blue Eagle Park	Clay	Barnesville	46°39′35″N 96°24′44.3″W	?	~25 ft (7.6 m)	Whisky Creek		[1]
Lutsen Resort Upper	Cook	Lutsen	47°38′13.8″N 90°42′26″W	1930	77 ft (23 m)	Poplar River		[1]
Lutsen Resort Lower	Cook	Lutsen	47°38′10.5″N 90°42′27″W	1950s	144 ft (44 m)	Poplar River		[1]
Lande	Crow Wing	Fifty Lakes	46°44′48″N 94°3′7″W	1975	62 ft (19 m)	Daggett Brook		[1]
Adventureland	Crow Wing	Brainerd	46°21′3.8″N 94°1′42.4″W	?	23 ft (7.0 m)	Dry Creek		Located at Paul Bunyan Land[1]
Goat Island	Dodge	Mantorville	44°3′49″N 92°45′27″W	1972	32 ft (9.8 m)	South Branch Middle Fork Zumbro River		[1]
Zumbrota	Goodhue	Zumbrota	44°17′47″N 92°40′13.5″W	1869	120 ft (37 m)	North Fork Zumbro River		Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.[1][3][4]
Swanson/Whippler	Hennepin	Bloomington	44°47′39.5″N 93°21′37.4″W	1975	54 ft (16 m)	pond		[1]
Richard Hammel Memorial	Hennepin	Edina	44°53′20.8″N 93°22′22.5″W	1988	62 ft (19 m)	Nine Mile Creek		[1][4]
?	Houston	Reno	43°33′54.5″N 91°17′2″W	?	?	ditch		[1]
Lions	Mower	Austin	43°40′42.8″N 92°56′4.2″W	1974	26 ft (7.9 m)	Dobbins Creek		[1]
Lake Lida	Otter Tail	Pelican Rapids	46°33′49.3″N 96°0′18″W	?	14 ft (4.3 m)	brook		On Lida Greens Golf Course.[1]
Stensgaard	Pennington	Thief River Falls		1979	16 ft (4.9 m)	?		[1]
Sturgeon Island	Pine	Windmere Township	46°22′44.7″N 92°44′39.7″W	1970	40 ft (12 m)	channel		[1]
Clandstine	Ramsey	North Oaks	45°5′43.4″N 93°4′28.3″W	1997	43 ft (13 m)	pond		[1]
Kiechker's Crossing	Renville	Fairfax	44°32′1.4″N 94°39′59″W	1985	60 ft (18 m)	Little Rock Creek		[1]
Lake Wobegon Trail	Stearns	Holdingford	45°43′43″N 94°28′39″W	2008	186 ft (57 m)	Two Rivers		Longest covered bridge in Minnesota, located along the Lake Wobegon Trail.[1][5]
Horseshoe Lake	Washington	Scandia	45°15′28.5″N 92°49′20.4″W	1981	32 ft (9.8 m)	Horseshoe Lake		[1]
Covered Bridge Farm	Washington	Forest Lake	45°13′12″N 92°58′49.8″W	?	~19 ft (5.8 m)	small stream		[6]

Below is a list of some of the other historic covered bridges in Minnesota which were eventually destroyed, removed or altered.

Name	County	Location	Built	Length	Spanned	Notes
The Arches	Winona	Winona	1968	16 ft (4.9 m)	Peterson Brook	Destroyed by a flood in 2007[1]