The Portway

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To Bristol: Sneyd Park Junction
To Avonmouth: Sea Mills

History

The Portway is the name for the A4 road as it travels through the Avon Gorge (and under the Clifton Suspension Bridge) into Bristol. As the road enters Bristol it was built partly on the alignment of the Bristol Port Railway & Pier's Hotwells branch.

Gallery

  • The bridge viewed from Sea Mills station.
    The bridge viewed from Sea Mills station.
  • The view across the bridge and looking towards Bristol.
    The view across the bridge and looking towards Bristol.
  • The view into Bristol with the tree-lined Avon Gorge in the distance. This was once the location of Sneyd Park Junction and the line to Hotwells. The bridge visible carries a footpath from the Portway to Old Sneed Park.
    The view into Bristol with the tree-lined Avon Gorge in the distance. This was once the location of Sneyd Park Junction and the line to Hotwells. The bridge visible carries a footpath from the Portway to Old Sneed Park.
  • The view north with Sea Mills station visible in the distance.
    The view north with Sea Mills station visible in the distance.
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