These informative excursions provide a fascinating glimpse into the canal’s past, from its crucial role in the Industrial Revolution to its modern-day transformation into a haven for wildlife and recreation. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, the Tameside Canal Boat Trust’s trips offer an enriching experience that brings the region’s waterway heritage to life.
Canal Boat Trips on the Ashton Canal
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Tameside Canal Boat Trust The Tameside Canal Boat Trust offers a unique way to explore local history and natural beauty through its popular boat trips along the Ashton Canal. Visitors can embark on a leisurely journey aboard traditional narrowboats, gliding through picturesque landscapes that have witnessed centuries of industrial heritage.More On & About The Ashton Canal
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Review from Google Places
Killing off Wildlife around the Canals is not Biodiversity or supporting wildlife as many dead geese / bees , insects have suffered from this unnecessary disaster , as Dangerous machinery used has done untold damage .. Better Management and Transparent needs to be in place urgently..
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Had a wonderful experience. My kids enjoyed ride. Well maintained boats. Kids and pets friendly.
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A great trip out for the kids and the volunteers are absolutely brilliant, so accommodating and friendly. It’s good value for money, safety briefing, they take card or cash payment and not overpriced nor trying forcing additional prices (because it’s just one price for the trip and they’re a charity), and there was some good comedy with a historic speech. My only advice is they don’t serve drinks as it’s about the boat trip so if you need soft drinks, bring it with you). We had all types of groups onboard from families, elderly couples, young couples and single adventurers and all were really impressed. Thank you
Review from Google Places
Bit of a let down went for the first barge trip 12 oclock it was advertised as open on the internet however no sign of anyone and the staff at portland basin have nothing to do with the trips so no one knew anything. Plenty of people waiting for the trip lots of children dissapointed. If they are not running the trips I feel they should update their internet page save undue dissapointment.
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The only downside was it was inside the narrow boat so hard to see a lot of things and I thought the trip was very quick at just over 30 mins ,apart from that it was great for the kids and the staff were very helpful 👍
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