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Hartland [1] is a small town in New Brunswick Canada famous for having the longest covered bridge in the world.

[edit] Get in

The Trans-Canada highway bypasses the town proper, so you will have to take Route 105, or Route 103 on the north and south side of the St John River respectively.

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[edit][add listing] See

• The Hartland Covered Bridge is the longest in the world at 1282 feet. The bridge was completed in 1901 for the princely sum of $75,000. You can still drive across, or walk across on the sidewalk that was added in 1945. The bridge is now a National Historic Site.

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• Walk across the bridge: There is a pedestrian walking area that is separated from the cars. Park the car one side and walk to the other side and back again.
• Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club: An 18-hole course overlooking the Saint John River.

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• River Valley Craft & Gift Shop offers blown glass, clothing, giftware, and other souvenirs.
• Down East Walking Sticks, +1 800 920-4453 [2]. Sells hand-carved custom walking sticks and staffs. Prices vary.

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• Rebecca Farm, 656 Rockland Rd, +1 506 375-1699 [3]. This 1828 farmhouse is now an eight room bed and breakfast. Just minutes out of town.
• Ja-Sa-Le Hotel, (Intersection of route 2 and route 104), toll-free +1 800 565-6433 [4]. Kitchenettes, air conditioning and a seasonal outdoor pool. $62-$74

[edit] Get out

Visit Fredericton 200km east, or cross over to scenic Maine, the border is minutes away at Woodstock.

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