The Tiverton Canal is a picturesque waterway located in Devon, England. It stretches approximately 11.5 miles from Tiverton to the village of Bampton, offering scenic views and a peaceful environment. The canal was originally constructed in the early 19th century to transport goods, particularly coal and limestone, to the surrounding areas. Today, the Tiverton Canal is popular for recreational activities such as walking, cycling, and boating. It is home to various wildlife and features several locks, bridges, and historic structures. The canal is also part of the Grand Western Canal Country Park, which enhances its natural beauty and accessibility.