The Peak Forest Canal is a 12-mile-long waterway located in England, connecting the towns of Dukinfield and Whaley Bridge. It was completed in 1800 and is part of the larger Cheshire Ring, which links several canals in the region. The canal was originally built to transport goods, particularly coal and limestone, from the Peak District to industrial areas. Today, the Peak Forest Canal is popular for recreational activities such as boating, walking, and cycling. It features scenic views of the surrounding countryside and is home to various wildlife. The canal is also part of the Peak District National Park, attracting visitors who enjoy outdoor activities.