This Grade I iconic aqueduct should be one of our 'Seven Wonders of the Waterways'. It's a masterpiece of civil engineering; 202 metres (664 feet) long and carries the Lancaster Canal 16 metres (53 feet) above the River Lune.
It was designed by John Rennie and constructed by Alexander Stevens in 1797. The aqueduct consists of five 21 metre (70 foot) semi-circular arches. All of which deliver picture-postcard views across the Lune Valley in Lancashire.
Holder of a coveted Transport Trust 'Red Wheel Plaque', Lune Aqueduct is part of newly created River Lune Millennium Park with walks, cycle trails and lots more to discover on your vist.
