Hockenhull Platts
Three stone bridges straddling the River Gowy, forming part of a medieval road from London to Holyhead, though they are not Roman despite a common nickname.

📜 Three humpback bridges made of red sandstone, part of a historic route from London to Holyhead.
🔍 Located in Tarvin, England, in a nature reserve, known for local legends. Often called 'Roman Bridges' but date to the late 18th century.

Why Go

🚶‍♀️ Walk a historic medieval road (easily accessible via the Baker Way footpath).
🏞️ Explore a scenic nature reserve and spot otters if lucky.
🌉 Admire unique sandstone bridges and capture historic architecture and natural beauty.
📜 Discover local legends, including "the Hangman" tree.

Why Avoid

⚠️ Path can be muddy in winter.

🅿️ Parking Free informal roadside parking available at the end of the western Platts Lane. Short walk required to reach the bridges.

Last updated 28 days ago

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