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Wynch Bridge in Holwick

Wynch Bridge in County Durham, Holwick is an unlit footpath. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and ends in a cul-de-sac. Wynch Bridge is also known as Winch Bridge. This road is part of the hiking trails Low Force Geotrail and High Force Geotrail. In the vicinity, you can find among other things an attraction, a tourist information and an artwork. Ⓦ.

Road Type
footpath
Route
northeast-southwest
Legend

Attraction

  • Low Force.

Tourist information offices

  • Low Force in Upper Teesdale.

Artwork

  • Sheep (artist: Keith Alexander).

Roads nearby

Hodge Lane
West Farm
950 m
Beck Lane
1,0 km
Ettersgill Bridge
1,1 km
Holwick Head Bridge
1,5 km

Buildings nearby

Westclose House
300 m
Low Pikestone
400 m
Howgill House
450 m
Mizzes House
700 m
Pikestone House
700 m
Mire House
800 m
Hood Gill
800 m
Castle House
850 m
Summer Hill
900 m
East Friar House
950 m
Prospect House
1000 m
The Hill
1,1 km
Bridge End
1,1 km
New Holme
1,1 km
Riverside
1,2 km
Rose Cottage
1,2 km
Hearse House
1,2 km
West Friar House
1,2 km
Road Side
1,2 km
Dirt Pitt Cottage
1,7 km

Campsite nearby

Low Way Farm Camping Site
1,3 km

Cliffs nearby

Holwick Scars
800 m
Castles
800 m

Community centres nearby

Newbiggin Village Hall
1,1 km

Detached houses nearby

Holwick Head House
1,5 km

Farmhouses nearby

Field Head
1,4 km

Farmyards nearby

Bowlees Farm
350 m
Cross House
850 m
Hield House
1000 m
Fellowship Farm
1,0 km

Houses nearby

Bank House
500 m
Ash Hill
1,3 km

Rivers nearby

River Tees
100 m

Streams nearby

Bow Lee Beck
550 m
Smithy
600 m
Hillock Sike
700 m
Holwick Beck
1,1 km
Stony Beck
1,2 km
Scar Beck
1,3 km
Blackmea Crag Sike
1,4 km
Causeway Sike
1,5 km
Smithy Sike
1,5 km

Tourist information offices nearby

Bowlees Visitor Centre
450 m

Valleies nearby

Water Gate
1,0 km
Strands Gill
1,1 km
Inception 1830
Length 21 m
Heritage designation Grade II* listed building
Located in Holwick
Country United Kingdom
Crosses River Tees