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The Roe Green Loopline is a former 19th-century railway branch line in Salford, Greater Manchester, opened in 1870 by the London and North Western Railway to connect Eccles and Tyldesley with Bolton via Walkden. Originally serving local collieries, it carried passengers until the 1950s and closed in 1969, later becoming a popular 7.2km, traffic-free walking and cycling greenway. 

Love this canal, it is good for a walk, run or even gentle cycle.

One of the park entrances. The little houses recently painted with characteristic scenes are beautiful. In the pond there are various aquatic animals. In reality this area was also made to accommodate the excess water of the river in an overflow vessel.

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Nice little brew stop just off the Roe Green loopline

Great cycling

Fantastic day out with the grandchildren

Great place

part of the Irwell Sculpture trail