Barnstaple Long Bridge

River Taw, Long Bridge, Sticklepath, Barnstaple EX31 1EU

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Originally built in the 13th century and was no more than 10 feet wide. Been widened about 3 times now to accommodate modern size vehicles. Now been replaced by the Taw Bridge which takes vehicles away from the main centre of Barnstaple along the bypass. Nice to have a stroll over in the evening and enjoy a peaceful walk along the river.

Published 4 years ago

It's a bridge! It's an old bridge entering Barnstaple, very busy but historic. If you have time to look at the structure and look at the history you will find it very interesting

Published a year ago

It's near the museum. Good views

Published a year ago

Nice to enjoy a peaceful walk along the river.

Published 2 years ago

Lovely scenery very historical area worth a long weekend

Published 6 years ago

Original Roman bridge, nice views.

Published 3 years ago