Tens of thousands of people have been interested in finding out more about Lancashire’s newest outdoor swimming and bathing site.
Water at Edisford Bridge near Clitheroe was officially designated last week as a Bathing Water site by Defra, thanks to the Ribble Rivers Trust’s Safe to Splash campaign.
We’ve been down to the beauty spot to have a look around - check out our pictures of the River Ribble, the listed bridge and surrounding areas before you make a visit.
1. A good day for ducks ... and unicorns! Gabriella Godfrey braves the elements to go bathing at Edisford Bridge
A good day for ducks ... and unicorns! Gabriella Godfrey braves the elements to go bathing at Edisford Bridge | NW Photo: Neil Cross
2. Edisford Bridge and the River Ribble in Clitheroe, Lancashire. Photo: Kelvin Lister-Stuttard
Edisford Bridge and the River Ribble in Clitheroe, Lancashire. Photo: Kelvin Lister-Stuttard | NW Photo: Kelvin Lister-Stuttard
3. Gabriella Godfrey in the water at Edisford Bridge
Gabriella Godfrey in the water at Edisford Bridge | NW Photo: Neil Cross
4. The famous bridge from above.
The famous bridge from above. | NW Photo: Kelvin Lister-Stuttard
5. This is a view from the banks where you can enter the water.
This is a view from the banks where you can enter the water. | NW Photo: NW
6. The bridge is a Grade II listed structure and a Scheduled Monument, located about a mile from the centre of Clitheroe in the parish of Great Mitton.
The bridge is a Grade II listed structure and a Scheduled Monument, located about a mile from the centre of Clitheroe in the parish of Great Mitton. | NW Photo: NW