Built in the late 19th century, the 12-arch Catesby Viaduct is a glorious sight on this stretch of trail between Hellidon and Staverton. Today disused, Its eastern face is mostly still intact, though its western face is crumbling away due to encroaching tree growth.

Paul77

July 7, 2019

This is an interesting feature of the landscape visible from both side along the walk. Good view, particularly as you climb the hill toward Staverton.

Tony Churchill

February 20, 2023

Amazing viaduct with beautiful views 👍

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Location: Catesby, Daventry, Northamptonshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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View of Catesby Viaduct

1. View of Catesby Viaduct – Hellidon Village loop from Badby

2. View of Catesby Viaduct – Hellidon Village loop from Staverton

3. The Countryman Pub – View of Catesby Viaduct loop from Staverton

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