TOZ's photos with the keyword: Clapper Bridge

A clapper type footbridge reputedly of 15th century date. It has five limestone and slate flags on four rubble piers. It is about 75cm wide and a total of 10 metres long. It is on a walled track, probably part of an early road system from Feizor to Austwick. There is a ford adjacent for animals and wheeled traffic.

A very picturesque Clapper Bridge, Malham Cove, North Yorkshire. Clapper bridges are a distinctive and historically significant type of bridge found primarily in the rural landscapes of Britain. These ancient stone structures, characterised by their simple yet robust design, span streams, rivers, and small brooks, particularly in the upland areas of the British Isles.

The bridge over Austwick Beck , on a walk from Crummack to Wharfe, in the Yorkshire Dales.

Ancient clapper bridge austwick beck.

Ancient clapper bridge over Austwick Beck, Yorkshire Dales.

Austwick Beck and Flascoe Bridge, a clapper footbridge . Austwick is a village and civil parish in the Craven district of North Yorkshire, England, about 5 miles north-west of Settle. The village is on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Flascoe Bridge over Austwick Beck Clapper bridge on a footpath running between Austwick and Feizor.

Another view of this Clapper Bridge over Austwick Beck between Wharfe and Crummack.