The Claughton Shale Ropeway is a 1.2 km long aerial ropeway that was built in 1959 to transport shale from a quarry to a nearby power station in Lancashire, England. The ropeway consists of 55 towers, with buckets suspended from a cable that is strung between them, and can carry up to 200 tons of shale per hour. Although it was originally built for industrial purposes, the ropeway has become a local landmark and a popular spot for walkers and cyclists.
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