Walk on the Longest Covered Bridge in the World – Geocache of the Week – Official Blog

The right step and walk through the longest closed bridge in the world! Not every day you can say that you have completed such significant achievements. Travel with us to the Maritime Province of New Brunswick to find the Geocache of the Week (GC66PQN).

Hold your hat and lace of your boots – it’s time to walk miracles! Dare to start a unique adventure across the longest closed bridge in the world of wood, history, and nostalgia that captivates the heart!

This is not your average way, because every step takes you to be closer to the glory of geocaching.

Hartland Bridge, historical wonders, opened on July 4, 1901. This is the longest closed bridge in the world, with a length of 1,282 feet (391 AD), crossing the Saint John River from Hartland to Somerville, New Brunswick, Canada. This framework consists of seven small Howe frame bridges that joined together with six docks.

Besides being a fantastic way to get your steps and the drying way to cross the river, it is also home to Geocache who is hidden cleverly. To find this geocaching masterpiece, walk to the third pier in the water and face traffic. Geocache is in the left diagonal beam, only a few feet from the ground. It should not be too difficult to find once in the right area.

Although the container may be a common thing you have seen before, the size is perfect to slip from the eye that roams, so only those who know about it will find it.

This geocache hunt should not take a long time – after you sign your name in a notebook, take the time to enjoy the scenery and all history held by this bridge. What hidden gems are your favorite? We want to hear about your experience, so share with us in the comments below!

Continue to explore some of the most amazing geocache in the whole world. Look at all the GeoCaches of the Week on the Geocaching blog. If you want to nominate Geocache this week, fill out this form.