-
Since then, many of
these towpaths have been
converted to multi-use
trails and footpaths. They are
still named towpaths —
although they are now only...
- streams,
backwaters or a few
meanders cut off by lock cuttings,
since towpaths were
originally only
intended to
enable towing of
barges on the navigation...
- in a
general acceptance that
towpaths are open to everyone, and not just boat users. The
concept of free
access to
towpaths is
enshrined in the legislation...
- The
Towpath Action Group (TAG) is a
waterway society in the
United Kingdom,
campaigning for
better access to
towpaths. The
group started in Manchester...
-
Towpath Cafe is a
seasonal cafe
located on Regent's
Canal in Hackney, London, England. It is open
March through November, and
offers visitors casual dining...
- were
flanked by
towpaths,
where mules walked while pulling barges through the canals. Many of the
canalway trails follow former towpaths. Some
trails follow...
-
Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and many of its
original structures. The
canal and
towpath trail extends along the
Potomac River from the
Georgetown section of Washington...
-
Canal Towpath is a
trail that runs
along the
Schuylkill River Canal in Manayunk, Pennsylvania, a
northwest section of Philadelphia. The
Towpath parallels...
-
canal was
eventually 60 feet (18 m) wide and 6 feet (1.8 m) deep, with
towpaths constructed along each edge to
permit mules to be
harnessed to tow barges...
- 2013-08-02., p. 49 Old
Towpaths, p. 309-310 Old
Towpaths, 303 Unrau,
Historical Resource Survey, p. 241-242 Hahn, Thomas.
Towpath Guilde Unrau, Harland...
