The Bakehouse Steps in Morpeth hold a historical significance as an old crossing point, possibly one of several stepping stones in the area. These steps are made of concrete blocks, likely dating back to the 20th century, evenly spaced in the river bed. They connect High Stanners on the west bank to Newgate Street.

After heavy rain, the river can flow swiftly, making the stepping stones hazardous to cross. Locally known as the Bakehouse Steps, they play a vital role in facilitating river crossings in Morpeth.

Note there is no right of way on the other side.

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1. Bothal Viaduct – Jubilee Well (1887) loop from Pegswood

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2. Haw Hill – The Plough Inn Mitford loop from Morpeth

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3. Morpeth Town Centre – Chantry Footbridge (Morpeth) loop from Morpeth

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Elevation 30 m

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Location: Morpeth, North East England, England, United Kingdom

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Bakehouse Steps (Stepping Stones), Morpeth

1. Bothal Viaduct – Jubilee Well (1887) loop from Pegswood

2. Haw Hill – The Plough Inn Mitford loop from Morpeth

3. Morpeth Town Centre – Chantry Footbridge (Morpeth) loop from Morpeth

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