Tring Reservoirs

Tring Reservoirs are a fantastic place to search for our canal heritage, spot wildlife, watch narrow boats or enjoy a stroll in lovely scenery. There are a variety of local cafes, picnic areas, trails, bird hides and places to eat and drink.

Tring Reservoirs are a fantastic place to search for our canal heritage, spot wildlife, watch narrow boats or enjoy a stroll in lovely scenery. There are a variety of local cafes, picnic areas, trails, bird hides and places to eat and drink.

What is there to do?

• A choice of three circular trails
• Picnic areas
• Watch boats navigate through the locks
• Bird hides
• Café
• Cycling

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Families An ideal location for a family visit with walks, self-guided trails, ducks to feed and beautiful picnic areas. Recharge your batteries with family friendly pubs and refreshments in the local area. For a list of events or activities visit waterscape.com.

What about schools and groups? Tring Reservoirs make an ideal location for children to study water management, bird habitats and food chains. Two different trails enable children to discover when and why the reservoirs were built, how they are used to supply water to the Grand Union Canal, and why they are an important habitat for migratory birds. Schools and groups are always welcome at Tring Reservoirs on the Grand Union Canal. Please let us know if you are planning a visit and we can provide you with some ideas of how to get the most from your trip.

If you wish to speak to a member of the WOW team about school visits please email wow@britishwaterways.co.uk