Wycoller Beck
Wycoller beck is crossed by seven bridges, three of these are of national historical interest. The Pack Horse Bridge closest to the village, Clapper Bridge just a little further upstream and Clam bridge a short walk up the track. The later two bridges were washed away in floods but have since been restored to their original sites. Clam Bridge the oldest is believed to be over a 1000 years old in it’s current form. There is some that believe however that it is a repositioned Iron Age standing stone. At some point it had a handrail as you can still see the holes where the rail was attached to the stone.
Other things to see
A modern edition to Wycollers attractions is the Atom – Panopicon, an art installation above the village that can be easily reach by car or on foot.The area around the village is a walkers paradise with a fantastic choice of both short, medium and long distance walks. The visitors centre sits in a restored aisled barn next to the hall and is well worth a visit. Behind this are public toilets and a picnic area with an old mill pond a great place to sit and relax and perhaps feed the ducks.