Canal Guide: Llangollen & Montgomery Canals

World-famous, the Llangollen canal is one of the most popular routes for holiday cruising; spectacular aqueducts and embankments alternate with short tunnels, lift-bridges and staircase locks amidst breathtaking scenery. From Hurleston, near Nantwich, the waterway meanders through lush cheshire pastures, climbs the famous Grindley Brook staircase locks and, by way of Whitchurch, passes through EIlesmere's lake district. Beyond the awe-inspiring 200-year old Pontcysyllte Aqueduct the canal clings to the side of the Dee valley to finally reach Llangollen.Branching off at Frankton, the Montgomery Canal may be followed via Welshpool to Newtown - but not all the way, yet, by boat - this guide describes the continuing restoration progress.Clear and easy to use, this guide is the perfect companion for all visitors to these two canals; whether boating, walkingof cycling,or simply arriving by car or public transport to enjoy their beauty. Packed with essential information for canal users..and those interested in the history and industrial archaeology of the Llangollen and Montgomery canals. Clear, full-colour maps show the route of the canal and also all major roads, facilities for boaters, pubs and eating places, museums, places of interest, and more. Extensive information on the navigation, points of interest along the way and connections to other waterways.

Author: Euan Corrie
Publisher: Waterways World
Extra Details: Pictorial Card Covers 6 x 9 inches tall, 72 Pages, lavishly illustrated with Colour Photos and Maps throughout.