Tannery Hill Bridge

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39 Cherry Valley Rd
Gilford, NH 03249
+1 (603) 527-4700
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Tannery Hill Bridge is a local landmark situated in Gilford, New Hampshire. It serves as an important connection within the community while offering picturesque views of the surrounding landscape.

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5.02 reviews
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Michelle M.
9/30/2023

A lovely covered footbridge established in 1995. It's quaint and quiet and a lovely representation of New England. As you walk across it, stop and listen to natures music...bustling leaves,...

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Joan M.
10/1/2023

This is a must stop when you come to Gifford NH. It's so beautiful with the trees, flowers, water, and walking in a covered bridge. You park at the town hall lot and see it on the right side....

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