Wonderful place to visit for the young or old. From the Three Rise Locks, we walked a short distance to see the Five Rise Lock. We were so lucky to see all 8 locks working, it took a while for the barges or narrow boats to move up and down the locks, but well worth it. At the top of the Five Rise Locks, cross over the Leeds Liverpool Canal and you will find a delightful cafe serving some local Yorkshire cakes. Order your food and find a table (inside or out), kick off your shoes and relax and the barges pass through the beautiful and relaxing scenery of the Yorkshire countryside.

4th time i have walked from Hirst Wood in Saltaire. Brilliant walks up on Shipley Glen & in the woods along the canal & the river Aire. Really enjoyed my latte in the cafe and the views are sublime.

Very pretty 🥰 with a place to eat and dog friendly xxx

Such a lovely walk did around 10 miles down the tow path first time and loved it easy to navigate your way with signposts in abundance dog cyclist and even wheelchair friendly id recommend anyone to walk even some of the cannal tos path along here

Really interesting walk alone the river, really nice, and we got to see it all in action.

A wonderful walk around the locks and canal another great British engineering achievement 👍

The guys working the locks were brilliant especially John, they were very busy but short staffed but did there best in getting us down and up the locks. Couldn't thank them enough.

Nice place for a short or a bit longer walk on side on the canal

Great daybout. Volunteers give lots of information and history about the locks

Locally known as the "three rise locks". The train station is two minutes away. The five rise locks are ten minutes walking towards Liverpool. Saltaire is around 45 minutes walking towards Leeds or jump on the train.

Suppurb example of 1700s engineering. Walk 5minues towards Leeds for the 5 lock section.

Fantastic, great experience going down the locks. Really appreciate the help from canal and river trust staff

Loved picking blackberries along the cannel. They made a wonderful blackberry pie. By the way, the cream in Bingley is like no other. Yummmmmm.