A grand bridge straddling the River Dee, built by William Hazledine and designed by Thomas Telford. A lovely spot along the Dee. We canoed here from Eccleston Ferry Parking ~ 2 miles back towards Chester. Beautiful stretch of the Dee with very little flow to paddle against surprisingly. Plenty of wildlife to look out for... we've spotted Buzzards, American Mink, and Kingfishers. There's a short pleasant length of the Coddington Brook tributary you can paddle along (until you reach the overhanging trees). The entrance is near to the iron bridge with the old stone Aldford bridge not too far along the brook.

It is a very enjoyable walk for an unplanned evening, and pleases young children. There is plenty to look at, and it leaves you in a great mood for the rest of the day.

Beautiful views, clean, great looking place, relaxing surroundings. Definitely worth seeing.

What a great little hour walk from pub 2 Bridge along river back 2 village and in2 the pub

Beautiful bridge, absolutely worth a visit.

Passed here on walk. Very nice but lots of insects.

As well as I've enjoyed the walk up to this bridge, we also did SUP for 3 hours!😎😊🥰

Peaceful place with gr8 views of the Dee. The Grovners Arms pub not far away for lovely walk and drink or meal 😊

Lovely spot on a picturesque river.

Very pretty. Enjoyable boat ride.

Beautiful little walk by the river