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Impractical for cyclists with deep mud & fallen trees

The Leeds & Liverpool Canal was built between 1770 and 1816, rough stretches in places

(205 km) – the longest in Britain! The Leeds & Liverpool Canal was built between 1770 and 1816 to connect the big industrial towns of Yorkshire and Lancashire to the port of Liverpool and America. It also connected to Hull and the North Sea via the Aire & Calder Navigation, and then to Europe and Africa.

Top lock amazed me how much it takes the narrow boats to get through. I can imagine it's a very hard thing to do, especially if you have 90 of them to pass

Liverpool Leeds canal can be quite bumpy if your on there for a while. Make sure you get some amazing photos

Really nice stretch of canal

Open at all times with many different access & exit points and a couple of small café refreshments shops actually on canal side but quite hard to spot

Great area to take in the beautiful scenery and many narrow boats dotted along the canal Open any time great for Runners & walkers too :)

An excellent cycle path suitable for all bikes

lovely stretch of canal to get off the mad roads

Great place to watch the narrow boats navigate the locks.

Beware brief shower as you exit/enter tunnel!!

The path here is far nice than staying on the canal path

A bit of local history beside st Wilfrid's church in Standish. Cafes and shops nearby in the small town centre

DescriptionThe Leeds and Liverpool Canal is a canal in Northern England, linking the cities of Leeds and Liverpool. Over a distance of 127 miles, it crosses the Pennines, and includes 91 locks on the main line.