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A Spooky Tunnel Adventure Few Know About! 🕳️✨​​

📍 ​​Falkirk Tunnel​​ 🚂 ​​From Edinburgh​​: Take a train from ​​Edinburgh Waverley Station​​ to ​​Falkirk High Station​​ (~30 mins). 🚂 ​​From Glasgow​​: Hop on at ​​Glasgow Queen Street Station​​ to ​​Falkirk High Station​​ (~25-30 mins). ​​🛶 The Tunnel's History​​: Built in the ​​early 1800s​​ over the Union Canal to transport coal to Edinburgh, this tunnel lost its purpose after railways took over in ​​1848​​. By ​​1920​​, it was abandoned—but its eerie charm lives on! ​​😨 The Adventure Awaits​​: ​​630 meters​​ of perfectly preserved ​​brick arches​​ and original ​​kerosene lamp brackets​​. Dripping ceilings, leaky shafts, and ​​puddles galore​​—straight out of a ​​horror movie set​​! 👻💧 ​​ 💡 Pro Tips for Explorers​​: 🔦 ​​Bring a torch/headlamp​​: It’s pitch black inside—safety first! 👟 ​​Wear grippy shoes​​: The ground can be ​​slippery and uneven​​. 🌳 ​​Scenic approach​​: Walk or cycle along the canal path—​​gorgeous views​​ en route! ​​🚣 Nearby Fun​​: 🛶 ​​Canoeing/Kayaking​​: Glide through the canal’s calm waters. 🚢 ​​Falkirk Wheel​​: Visit the world’s only ​​rotating boat lift​​ (connects two canals with ​​epic aerial views​​!). #UK #UrbanExploration #LondonAdventures #UKTravel #CityDiscoveries #WinterEscapes #HiddenWinterGems #UKAdventure #JustGo

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A Spooky Tunnel Adventure Few Know About! 🕳️✨​​

📍 ​​Falkirk Tunnel​​ 🚂 ​​From Edinburgh​​: Take a train from ​​Edinburgh Waverley Station​​ to ​​Falkirk High Station​​ (~30 mins). 🚂 ​​From Glasgow​​: Hop on at ​​Glasgow Queen Street Station​​ to ​​Falkirk High Station​​ (~25-30 mins). ​​🛶 The Tunnel's History​​: Built in the ​​early 1800s​​ over the Union Canal to transport coal to Edinburgh, this tunnel lost its purpose after railways took over in ​​1848​​. By ​​1920​​, it was abandoned—but its eerie charm lives on! ​​😨 The Adventure Awaits​​: ​​630 meters​​ of perfectly preserved ​​brick arches​​ and original ​​kerosene lamp brackets​​. Dripping ceilings, leaky shafts, and ​​puddles galore​​—straight out of a ​​horror movie set​​! 👻💧 ​​ 💡 Pro Tips for Explorers​​: 🔦 ​​Bring a torch/headlamp​​: It’s pitch black inside—safety first! 👟 ​​Wear grippy shoes​​: The ground can be ​​slippery and uneven​​. 🌳 ​​Scenic approach​​: Walk or cycle along the canal path—​​gorgeous views​​ en route! ​​🚣 Nearby Fun​​: 🛶 ​​Canoeing/Kayaking​​: Glide through the canal’s calm waters. 🚢 ​​Falkirk Wheel​​: Visit the world’s only ​​rotating boat lift​​ (connects two canals with ​​epic aerial views​​!). #UK #UrbanExploration #LondonAdventures #UKTravel #CityDiscoveries #WinterEscapes #HiddenWinterGems #UKAdventure #JustGo

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