Good fishing place on the free town stretch deep pool below bridge.
Stephen “Stevo” Thompson
The Miller Bridge, formerly named Mill bridge, was erected in 1818 to the design of John Rennie. It was a replacement of earlier bridges, one of which was destroyed by a flood.
Michael Taylor
As far as bridges go, you can go over it safely walking, driving or riding a bike! The view isn't bad either if you catch it on a good day.
Gill McGill
My Mum and I had a lovely day in Kendal.We visited the Quaker Tapestry Museum and Kendal Parish Church.
Valerie Hinchliffe
Had a very pleasant stroll along the river bank to this picturesque 19th century road bridge. It gets its name from the castle corn mill that stood on the opposite bank, separated from the town by a wooden bridge in centuries gone by. Lovely views from both sides of the bridge. It's well worth taking a walk along the leafy riverside path that begins here and passes behind the Abbot Hall Garden and the beautiful parish church.
Piotr Az2 years ago
Miller Bridge at Kendal over River Kent
Stephen Wearden2 years ago
It's a bridge and it's still there, which made life an awful lot easier for those crossing the river.
Ahushka Kolterman2 years ago
Really lovely spot. Both restaurant and shops are well worth a visit
