Walking along Burnleys Waterways

Loosen up and make the most of Burnley's conduits – the channel, waterways and repositories are awesome spots to run away to; stroll by the stream, take a pontoon trip along the trench or go windsurfing or cruising on the stores. The region is rich in natural life, incredible for anglers and unwinding for everybody. The Burnley segment of the trench incorporates one of the 'Seven Wonders of the British Canal framework' – 'The Straight Mile' the amazing dike that conveys the channel 60 feet over the town, the 559-yard Gannow Tunnel and the Yorkshire Street 'Duct'.

From Reedley Marina to Hapton Boat Yard by means of the Weavers' Triangle this piece of the waterway is a captivating spot to visit. Today the waterway is utilized for the most part for entertainment from angling and cycling to strolling and paddling. There is a wealth of natural life along its banks and a wide grouping of waterfowl including swans, mallards and grebes. So whether you are by walking, pontoon or bike, on the off chance that you keep your eyes open you will perceive how stunning this conduit through the town truly is.