The crossing known as Burgess Bridge, spanning the River Nidd, was built on the 19th of May 1988.

Placed with strategic precision, the bridge extends access to both banks within the captivating wooded expanse of the gorge. This locale offers numerous inviting spots for leisurely picnics, inviting visitors to bask in the tranquil allure of the surroundings.

Probs19

January 6, 2019

Great dog walk

Nixon

July 20, 2020

There are quite a few little spots by the river which can be turned into a picnic area, simply with a blanket! Also, a great place for kids to play in the river (there were quite a few when we walked by)

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Location: Knaresborough, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire And The Humber, England, United Kingdom

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