Paper Mill Village Bridge

It's OK for a brief visit. The mill on the other side is pretty impressive, and has a lot of history. Why 3 stars only then? Well, the city or the owners fenced in both ends of the bridge, so there is absolutely no view of the waterfalls or the mill. Not visitor-friendly at all. If you are feeling adventurous, duck walk under the bridge on the west shore for a good view of the mill and the falls. As a bonus, you will see how the bridge is constructed from underneath.

Happy to find this. Good information at site.

Wasn't to bad. Dog liked playing In the water

Beautiful hidden gem. Easy hike in.

Another one of the must visit Covered Bridges of New England. The Paper Mill Bridge is also known as the Bennington Falls Covered Bridge that crosses the Walloomsac River on Murphy Road. Built in 1889, it is northwest of Bennington, is adjacent to a former paper mill building with waterfalls. While in the area you can also visit the nearby Silk Covered Bridge. Be careful of traffic, there is little parking available. Walk above the bridge and view the upper back waters. You can walk below the bridge along the path that follows the river. No trespassing signs for the other side.