Visit the Monkland Canal
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Disruptions on the canalAttractions nearby the Monkland Canal
Embark on a short journey from the canalside and uncover a world of wonders. Explore magnificent landmarks, get active in the range of parks, and embrace the vibrant energy of nearby bustling cities and towns.
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Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life
This museum showcases the history of Scotland's industrial heritage and is located a 2 mile walk from the north end of the canal.
The Time Capsule Waterpark
This indoor waterpark and ice rink is located off the canal and is a great spot for families looking to cool off or have some fun on the ice (2 mile walk from the north end of the canal).
Drumpellier Country Park
Drumpellier Country Park is a sprawling 500-acre park offering a wide range of activities and facilities for visitors of all ages.
History of the Monkland Canal
Follow the history of The Monkland Canal - a 12 one quarter-mile-long canal designed to bring coal from the mining areas of Monklands to Glasgow in Scotland.
Nature and wildlife
Scotland's canals are not only a testament to human engineering but also serve as thriving habitats for diverse flora and fauna. With an abundance of natural beauty, these waterways offer a unique opportunity to witness wildlife in their element.
