Photo Gallery | Alabama's covered bridges

Submitted by Melynda Sides, Digital Content Producer

Friday, October 21st, 2011, 4:31pm

Joe E. Cambron Covered Bridge, Huntsville

Joe E. Cambron Covered Bridge on Green Mountain in Huntsville, AL. Photo taken by Steven Norton of {S}Norton Photography.

Horton Mill Covered Bridge, Blount County

Matt and Dana Owens of Threefold Design submitted this photo of a Blount County covered bridge. The photo is featured on the Blount County phonebook.

Swann Covered Bridge, Blount County

Matt and Dana Owens of Threefold Design submitted this photo of a the Swann Covered Bridge.

Easley Bridge, Blount County

Aimee Wilson with the Blount County Chamber of Commerce emailed us this photo of the Easley Bridge. It was built in 1930 and has a span of 95 feet.

Easley Bridge interior, Blount County

of Commerce emailed us this photo of the Easley Bridge. It was built in 1930 and has a span of 95 feet.

Covered bridge in Blount County

Jennifer Phillips submitted this photo of a covered bridge in Blount County.

Covered bridge in Blount County

Jennifer Phillips submitted this photo of a covered bridge in Blount County.

Horton Mill Bridge, Blount County

Nathan David submitted this photo of the Horton Mill Bridge. He says it was taken sometime around 2001-2002. It has been edited.

Horton Mill Bridge, Blount County

Dawn Caldbeck took this photo of the Horton Mill Bridge.

Horton Mill Covered Bridge, Blount County

Karen Peach took this photo of the Horton Mill Covered Bridge.

Alamuchee-Bellamy Covered Bridge, Sumter County

Allen Pilkington sent this photo of the Alamuchee-Bellamy Covered Bridge located in Livingston on the campus of the University of West Alabama.

Alamuchee-Bellamy Covered Bridge, Sumter County

Stephanie Luker sent in this picture of the Alamuchee-Bellamy Covered Bridge in winter. The bridge was originally built over the Sucarnoochee River. It was restored in 1969 and moved to the University of West Alabama.

Covered bridge in Tannehill Valley

Jackie Sims submitted this photo of the covered bridge at Tannehill Valley, McCalla

In honor of the Blount County Covered Bridge Festival this weekend, we sent out a request for photos of your favorite covered bridges across the state. If you'd like to visit them in person, the Alabama Department of Tourism has created a list of all of the covered bridges in the state.

[View the Alabama Covered Bridge Trail here.]

If you have a photo of a covered bridge you'd like to submit for this slideshow, email it to web@wbrc.com, upload it at TellFox.com or add it on our Facebook page. A special thanks to everyone who contributed a photo for this slideshow!