We had just been to Pontcysyllte, whch was extremely busy and this was much quieter and just as impressive with the railway viaduct towering above us. and easier to reach. We were impressed by the skill of the engineers and workmen, who produced these amazing structures.

Lovely walk over on a Saturday morning. It blew away the cobwebs and was lovely to see so many people enjoying the views, taking a stroll with passing barges. Truly an amazing structure . Don’t go if you’re scared of heights

Free parking available in many spots, lovely views if not quite as good as other aqueducts in the area. We walked some time and into the tunnel, which is approx 1/4 long but in the bleak darkness feels much longer, but was very cool respite from the searing heat. Enjoyable hour and a good walk, recommend it.

Lovely day out, we have dogs so we parked in Llangollen (what a lovely little town) and walked along the canal about 4 miles to the aqueduct, we then walked across and stopped at the Aqueduct Inn (Chirk side) fantastic views, lovely beer and friendly staff and then caught the bus back to Llangollen (bus stop opposite). The views across the aqueduct were superb and easy to walk and pass others, lots of boats going across and if your lucky you will see a train. Great day out

We were staying in a cottage in Shropshire and popped over to Wales for the day to visit the Pontcysyllte aqueduct, Llangollen and canals. At the end of the day we went to Chirk which turned out to be the highlight. The architecture is amazing and views walking over Chirk aqueduct fabulous. A sign at one end welcomes you to England, so you can actually hop between England and Wales! We watched the sunset through the viaduct arches adjacent to the aqueduct. We were also lucky enough to be walking across at the same time as a narrowboat was crossing and followed the boat through the nearby Chirk tunnel which was great timing as they lit our way otherwise you'd need a torch. If you have an hour to spare in the area Chirk is definitely worth a visit. We parked on a nearby road making sure not to block any driveways.

70 metre high aqueduct so dont go if heights scare you. Needs some parking to be indicated as we had to park way up towards town. Excellent to see trains passing along the adjacent Rail bridge

We walked from the free town car park over to the aqueduct and along the canal for a distance before walking back the same way, through the canal tunnel and looping back to town. Lovely walk all in all. Paths are well kept - still worth wearing walking boots though!

Superb piece of architecture, can be seen from the country park. Signage to get there is very poor, no mention of the aquaduct on the country park sign. Toilets all closed while we were there due to Covid. Walk through the park to the equally impressive viaduct. Climb up steps from park to walk onto the aquaduct and catch a barge passing over. Pay to park only.

The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct further up the canal gets all the attention but the Chirk Aqueduct, railway viaduct and the canal tunnel provide something different. And the scenery each end of the tunnel is totally different. Chirk Bank at the southern end of the Chirk Aqueduct is pleasant and it's well worth the walk down the hill to the pub where one can outside and look across the river and up at the aqueduct.

We visited in August 2020 and walked along it visiting from Wales to England and back again. It’s a lovely walk along the canal and the aqueduct: a beautiful marvel of engineering. Well worth a visit