Burholme Bridge is situated in the Hodder Valley, it is a 18th century bridge which carries Dunsop Road over the River Hodder between Whitewell and Dunsop Bridge.

Approaching Burholme Bridge from Whitewell on the Whitewell to Dunsop Bridge road. The two elliptical arches of the bridge are of different shapes as can be seen in these two photographs.

The bridge is made of sandstone ashlar (Ashlar is finely dressed, cut and worked stone), and consists of two elliptical arches with triangular cutwaters and a solid parapet with string course and weathered coping.

The River Hodder from Burholme Bridge looking north towards Dunsop Bridge with Burholme Farm in the distance on the right.

The River Hodder from Burholme Bridge looking south towards Whitewell, with the Old Barn of Higher Whitewell the dark building in the distance

(Photographed on Sunday 13th November 2022)