

A nineteenth-century stone viaduct spanning the River Calder and wetland on the Martholme Greenway. Photographers can capture repeating arches, textured masonry, river reflections, and surrounding reed beds — strong compositional lines and seasonal colors. Easily reached on foot or by bike from Great Harwood; public footpath access, no entry fee. Best at golden hour or after rain for reflections; misty mornings and autumn bring mood. Paths are flat but can be muddy; nearby roadside parking in GD


A nineteenth-century stone viaduct spanning the River Calder and wetland on the Martholme Greenway. Photographers can capture repeating arches, textured masonry, river reflections, and surrounding reed beds — strong compositional lines and seasonal colors. Easily reached on foot or by bike from Great Harwood; public footpath access, no entry fee. Best at golden hour or after rain for reflections; misty mornings and autumn bring mood. Paths are flat but can be muddy; nearby roadside parking in GD