The Pisgah Covered Bridge, located in the southwestern corner of Randolph County, was constructed in 1911 for a modest sum of $40. Measuring fifty-one feet in length, the bridge was built by J.J Welch, and was one of about sixty covered bridges in existence in the county in the 1930's.
Restored in 2004 by the NC Department of transportation, the bridge remains as one of only two left in existence in the state. It is open free to the public daily during day-light hours. The quiet and secluded area also has a walking trail for visitors to enjoy.
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To visit the Pisgah Covered Bridge, take Hwy 49 south from Asheboro. Make a left on to Tot Hill Farm Road. Then make a left on Hopewell Friends Rd. Make a right turn on Pisgah Covered Bridge Rd. Stay on Pisgah Covered Bridge Rd. and follow the signs to the bridge.
