The Wirral Peninsula has a rich diversity of landscapes for walkers, we pick seven of our favourites,
Royden Park, Frankby
A rich portion of nature, some wide open spaces and a slice of military history in this walk near Frankby.
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Heswall Dales
Fancy a little sea air? Take a bracing walk along the Wirral coast and down through Heswall Dales.
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Parkgate
You need to brave the elements in this walk as it runs close to the Dee Estuary, but you are rewarded with an abundance of wildlife and a good choice of places to eat post-walk.
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Hooton
Cheshire residents may mistake Willaston-in-Wirral for the place just outside Nantwich, but this village just to the east of Neston is the starting point for this walk.
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West Kirby and Hilbre Island
Timing is crucial on this water themed walk from West Kirby to Hilbre Island as you are at the mercy of the Gods (or at least the tide timings).
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Irby and Thurstaton
Start this month’s walk on Thingwall Road, heading off through Irby and skirting Thurstaston Common, eventually reaching Arrowe Country Park.
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Thornton Hough
Our readers may be more familiar with the Manor and Hall of Thornton Hough, but this walk has a few hidden surprises.
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All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change. We advise you acquire a recent OS map of the area you plan to visit and assure there are no major changes.
