Hopkins Covered Bridge in Enosburg, Vermont, carries Hopkins Bridge Road over the Trout River in a rural setting. Built in 1875 by the Jewett brothers, Sheldon and Savannah, it belongs to a notable northern Vermont concentration of covered bridges associated with the same builders, who used standardized dimensions and prepared timber at their Montgomery lumberyard. The bridge is a wooden Town lattice truss with a gabled roof, vertical board siding, and a one-lane plank deck. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, it was closed in 1993 after being found over-stressed, then renovated and reopened in 1999.