Took the boat trip through the tunnel and it was fantastic, guide told us all about it and saw the part where the ventilation and work shaft is, (with water teeming in) and back out to the cafe, great trip and great people

A easy walk along the canal from Marsden station and refreshments at this very interesting major engineering site with the highest, longest and deepest tunnel from a bygone age. Also a museum and a nature walk along the valley , not difficult.

We had a fantastic walk from Slaithwaite to Marsden along the Canal, finally reaching the Standedge Tunnel and Visitor Centre. It was beautiful, with glorious sunshine watching the wildlife whilst getting a little needed exercise. Fantastic

Took a trip out to this lovely location with my grandson, nice walk down the canal from Marsden station then the highlight of the day out a trip down the tunnel on the longboat, great informative staff telling the story of the construction of the...More

We were a group of 2 pensioners, our granddaughter aged 11, our friend and her daughter also 11, so a good range of ages. A day out in the school holidays. We travelled by car and parked in the car park at Marsden station which...More

What can I say ? Spend a wonderful day in the company of Captains Howard and Chris, Tunnel Commander and fisherman, and the very interesting and friendly Stuart. Amazing trip through the historic tunnel through the heart of the Pennines for 35 minutes and afterwards...More

Leisurely walk down the canal towpath towards Slaithwaite and then booked on the first boat trip of the day. 30 minutes into the historic 5.2km tunnel was great value. Lunch at the cafe in the sunshine to end the trip. Under 5’s go fee but...More