This is a fairly new road bridge by Dartmoor standards, being rebuilt in the 19th century, especially considering the others in the area upstream at Clifford Bridge and Fingle Bridge. This is another grade 2 listed structure however an older structure was here in 16th century. It is a very popular spot with decent car parks nearby on the B3212 and very good riverside walks on both sides of the river towards Clifford Bridge. The River Teign runs under the bridge and a weir can be seen on the western side of the bridge which helps funnel water off into the leat which carried water to the old mill which sat beside the river and the old B3212 road (the water wheel can still be seen by the road to the northwest of this bridge).