Old Mytholmbridge Viaduct

The Old Mytholmbridge Viaduct stands as a captivating historical landmark nestled in Thongsbridge, near Holmfirth. This impressive railway viaduct, a testament to Victorian engineering, once formed a crucial part of the Huddersfield to Sheffield railway line. Although the line is no longer active, the viaduct remains a striking feature of the local landscape, offering a glimpse into the region's industrial past and transport heritage. Its arches span gracefully across the valley, making it a popular spot for local walkers and those interested in historical architecture.

Visitors to the area can admire the robust stonework and the commanding presence of the viaduct, which provides a scenic backdrop for leisurely strolls along the former railway route or surrounding footpaths. It’s an ideal location for photography, especially during different seasons when the natural surroundings transform. The structure invites exploration of its history and the picturesque countryside it traverses, making it a worthy stop for those exploring the Holmfirth area.

Visiting Information

As a historic landmark in a public setting, the Old Mytholmbridge Viaduct is accessible at all times. Specific opening hours are not applicable for this open-air structure. Visitors should be aware that formal accessibility features and payment options are not provided due to its nature as a public historical site.