Broken Brae: Pegs 21 to 22

This is the top of peg 21. The banks here are very steep and access should be approached with great care, especially in slippery conditions. There are also areas of deep water close to the bank, which provide cover for chub and faster water is good for trout and grayling.

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The actual peg is facing the road, so you will not see it is you are walking the bank looking towards the river. Again, very steep bank that needs to be approached with care - see next photo. 

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This shows the best access for peg 22, under the overhanging tree. It is steep and there is deep water at the near bank, so great care needs to be taken!

Just after the start of Peg 22, this shows the power of the Swale in flood and a reminder that banks can collapse at any time

The downstream limit is marked by this fence.

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Parking in the lay-by in front of the Millbry Hill outdoor store on the B6271. 

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