• A distinctive feature of Tarr Steps is the slabs that are raked against the ends of each pier to break the force of the river and divert floating debris.
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  • After walking back along varied terrain on the other side of the river, we were able to take more photographs at a now quite empty Tarr Steps!
  • This circular walk visits the famous Tarr Steps before a lovely riverside stroll along the River Barle in the Exmoor National Park.
  • The Tarr Farm Inn, which overlooks the steps, said in a Facebook post: "The recent rainfall and flooding has taken its toll on the famous Tarr Steps
  • Discover Tarr Steps in Somerset, England: This ancient bridge made of stone slabs is said to be reserved for the devil to sunbathe.
  • The Tarr Steps slab bridge is 135 feet in length from bank to bank though Dr Sweetapple-Horlock (1928) said its length across the river was 180 feet.
  • Tarr Steps is located in the Barle Valley in Exmoor. There is a common misconception that Exmoor National Park is solely in Devon.
  • History of Tarr Steps. Built in medieval times but with origins perhaps as far back as the Bronze Age, the bridge spans 50 metres across the River Barle.
  • Tarr Steps is one of the best known places in Exmoor National Park, see the ancient clapper bridge across the River Barle, follow the waymarked trails.