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Birker Beck footbridge

wooden footbridge over Birker Beck in Eskdale autumn

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Birker Beck is a tributary of the River Esk and is well known thanks to waterfall of Stanley Ghyll Force.

The path to the waterfall zig-zags its way up the almost-jurassic ravine of Stanley Ghyll, across a series of footbridges.

Birker Beck footbridge was last modified: September 21st, 2017 by Gavin Dronfield

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