The tiny country hamlet of Hartland is home to the granddaddy of New Brunswick's many wooden covered bridges. The photogenic and still-functioning 390m-long Hartland Bridge over the Saint John River was erected in 1897 and is the world’s longest.

The tiny country hamlet of Hartland is home to the granddaddy of New Brunswick's many wooden covered bridges. The photogenic and still-functioning 390m-long Hartland Bridge over the Saint John River was erected in 1897 and is the world’s longest.
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