Explore the picturesque landscapes and peaceful waters of the Lancaster Canal from the enchanting Barton Grange Marina, home of the award-winning Barton Grange Garden Centre and The Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre. The Lancaster Canal was initially constructed to link the Leeds & Liverpool Canal with Preston, Lancaster, and Kendal. The southern part eventually merged with the Leeds & Liverpool Canal, and a tramway connection over the Ribble valley was abandoned in 1864. Subsequently, the northern portions of the canal were closed due to the construction of the M6 motorway. Presently, the canal spans from Preston to Tewitfield. The length of the Lancaster Canal that is currently navigable. Built along the natural lie of the land it offers over 41 miles of lock free cruising. Connected to the national waterway network via the Ribble Link in 2002.
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About Lancaster Canal
41.25 Miles (66.5km)
0 Locks
Opened in 2002
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Barton Grange Marina has berths for narrow and wide beam steel boats.