The Sowerby Bridge Canal is part of the Rochdale Canal system in West Yorkshire, England. It was constructed in the early 19th century to facilitate the transport of goods and materials, playing a vital role in the region's industrial growth. The canal features a series of locks and is popular for recreational boating and walking along its towpaths. The canal runs through the town of Sowerby Bridge, which is known for its scenic views and historic architecture. It connects to the Hebble Navigation, allowing access to other waterways in the area. Today, the canal is enjoyed by locals and visitors for leisure activities and nature walks.