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Tiny park with nice clean bench to enjoy fish & chips from Codfather or other snack of your choice. Clean public loo nearby (limited opening hours, shuts 7pm I think) and what seems a nice (though unvisited) pub is adjacent.

Not sure on opening hours, seems to have regular 'chippy' hours. Was busy when I called about 6 pm on a Friday but you can wait inside on a seat in comfort for your order. Small cod and small chip is actually a good light meal which is super-tasty. Best fish I can rem from a chippy in a long time. I think it is takeaway only, see related highlight for 'dining room'.

Spectacular bridge, very safe to cross by bike or on foot. At least when there is not a crosswind nor too many other users

The Forder viaduct was first constructed in wood in the mid 1800's. This was a cost cutting measure due to the high costs of creating the railway through the southwest. Over the following years the wooden bridges were replaced with stone ones as funds became available. This bridge was built in 1908. It's an impressive bridge carrying the railway over Forder Lake.

Nice little spot with views of the Viaduct, best on a sunny day though.

The Tamar Bridge links the UK's two most south western counties between Plymouth in Devon and Saltash in Cornwall. It was once the longest suspension bridge in the UK. It is a toll bridge but pedestrians and cycles go free over a separate path which has recently been resurfaced. Close by there is a 'Bridging the Tamar' Visitor & Learning Centre which provides detailed information about the significance of the bridge and its rich history.

Perfect layby to view the railway bridge, that also overlooks Forder Lake. This would be the perfect place to view a passing steam engine on the bridge.

Nice segregated cycle path with a good view of the Brunel bridge adjacent.