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ARE LIGHTS Ensure you stay to the right where where right the to stay you Ensure to be. to Please don’t ‘seal’ launch or drag boats boats drag or launch ‘seal’ don’t Please DO NOT ENTER WHEN THE THE WHEN ENTER NOT DO tunnel and and tunnel our canals and rivers even better places places better even rivers and canals our Navigation rules Navigation including the endangered water vole. vole. water endangered the including all instructions at the entrances to the the to entrances the at instructions all meaning we can spend more on making making on more spend can we meaning some of the country’s rarest wildlife, wildlife, rarest country’s the of some way traffic light system please follow follow please system light traffic way time and money battling invasive species, species, invasive battling money and time colder weather conditions. weather colder Our canal and river banks are home to to home are banks river and canal Our The Foulridge tunnel operates on a one- a on operates tunnel Foulridge The equipment and clothing. 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As well as maintaining things things maintaining as well As craft. of size the matter no – enjoy and use to everyone them spreading wherever possible. When When possible. wherever spreading them peaceful corridors of water, rich with with rich water, of corridors peaceful Gannow at 511m and Foulridge at 1 mile mile 1 at Foulridge and 511m at Gannow party, the in everyone for fit correct a Our 2,000 miles of canals and rivers need a lot of TLC to keep them in great shape for for shape great in them keep to TLC of lot a need rivers and canals of miles 2,000 Our invasive species and we need to stop stop to need we and species invasive enjoy now. The ability to canoe along along canoe to ability The now. enjoy There are two tunnels along the trail, trail, the along tunnels two are There ensuring Aid Buoyancy a wear ALWAYS Our waterways are home to many many to home are waterways Our to enjoy the same experience that you you that experience same the enjoy to membership. their of part as free for waterways our use to get Village Eldonian Equipment Tunnels After your paddle your After We want future generations of paddlers paddlers of generations future want We who Wales Canoe and Canoeing British of members current for is exception only The do too. too. do wildlife. planned tip. planned dinghies, rowing boats, paddleboards and even light inflatable craft craft inflatable light even and paddleboards boats, rowing dinghies, you’ll get right up close to some of the country’s finest and rarest rarest and finest country’s the of some to close up right get you’ll you have the correct equipment and level of experience for your your for experience of level and equipment correct the have you waterways. All portable, unpowered craft such as canoes, kayaks, kayaks, canoes, as such craft unpowered portable, All waterways. reasons they are such special places to canoe. Take to the water and and water the to Take canoe. to places special such are they reasons activity on water brings its own hazards and dangers, please ensure ensure please dangers, and hazards own its brings water on activity The diverse natural environment of our canals and rivers is one of the the of one is rivers and canals our of environment natural diverse The our on licence a need that barges and narrowboats just not It’s Canoeing, kayaking and paddle boarding can be fun, however, any any however, fun, be can boarding paddle and kayaking Canoeing, Map 1 Map Environmental Good Practice Good Environmental Safety Licencing 1 Wigan Lock Flight (23 locks) map not to scale Eldonian Village Hall, Vauxhall Trail information 1 Wigan2 GannowLock Flight Tunnel (23 locks)(559yds) map not to scale 1 to Cooksons Bridge, Ford 2 Gannow3 Burnley Tunnel Embankment (559yds) This is on the Leeds-Liverpool canal as it winds away from Liverpool This guide follows the development of the trail as it journeys from 3 Burnley4 Foulridge Embankment Tunnel (1640yds) through various towns in Sefton.
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