The five-arched stone bridge over the River Barle that leads into Dulverton from the south. The current bridge is medieval in origin, with later repairs after the great flood of 1952 swept much of it away. It is a Grade II* listed structure.
The view downstream — willows leaning over the river, the church tower on the hill behind — is a textbook English village postcard. The riverside path on the north bank makes an easy half-mile stroll.