Doeford Bridge is a Grade II Listed building built in the late 18th century which carries the Chipping to Whitewell road over the River Hodder.

Approaching Doeford Bridge on the road from Chipping Village to Whitewell and onto the Trough of Bowland.

Doeford Bridge is made of squared sandstone blocks. 2 segmental arches with central cutwater of triangular section. String below solid parapet with coping.

There are some lovely views in this part of the country, the photograph above shows where the River Loud joins the River Hodder.

The photograph above shows a view taken from Doeford Bridge of the River Hodder with Parlick Pike in the distance.

The photograph above shows the road over Doeford Bridge towards Whitewell and continuing to the Forest of Bowland.

We are now in the Duchy of Lancaster on the Whitewell Estate land owned by King Charles III.

Close to Doeford Bridge next to the sign for the Duchy of Lancaster is a style for the start of a public footpath.

The photograph above shows pasture land close to Doeford Bridge.

Click on link below to see video of Sounds of the River Hodder & Birdsong – Doeford Bridge.

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