Description
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Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Activities
Hiking
Amenities
Picnic tables
Children
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Pets
Dogs allowed
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Reviews
4
This was a return after many years, it was so nice to see the grasses swaying in the wind, with so many wild flowers in bloom. We took advantage of the many seats, and thoroughly enjoyed the warmth of the sun, whilst watching the planes on their final approach to the airport.
4
A nice place to go for a walk by the banks of the River Mersey. Used by many dog walkers, not all of whom are great at clearing up after their dogs. Also, some woodland to explore. Excellent spot to see a large variety of wading birds feeding at low tide. River is fast and deep here, with steep banks, so stick to the riverside path. There are quite a few picnic tables which are nicely situated, and some seats dotted about.
5
Lovely place to relax,walk your dog and chilling by banks of river mersey ,part of route62 cycle way
4
Pickering pastures is a beautiful nature reserve. With multiple paths and routes around the area, you can be sure of a pleasant walk along the river Mersey, through wooded areas or open fields. Many people use this fabulous location to walk their four-legged friends. With bins situated along several of the routes, there is really no reason not to tidy up after yourselves either. Unfortunately, this doesn't always happen. If you're of the bird watching persuasion, there are many birds to be seen on the river or in the reserve. There is also a bird watching spot at the western most point. On the main car park and along the main path, there are several picnic areas that look out over the water. Also, on the car park is a visitors centre, unfortunately this is seldom open. Down sides to this area are that the bins are regularly overflowing as the council tends not to bother with the ones away from the car park. Dog mess on the paths away from the tarmaced areas. And finally, depending on what time it is or what the weather is like, it can be very busy. These are all personal points of view, of course. As part of the trans Pennine trail, going from Southport to Hornsea, it is a beautiful spot along it. The trail will take you to some local areas such as Spike Island and Fiddlers Ferry.
5
Beautiful walk, fantastic views. Nice walks with solid paths or off the track field walks. Can get busy at times. Good parking area at the place with a great view too if you don't fancy a walk
5
A local beauty spot fantastic for bird watching and dog walking or just taking in some air. It is wheelchair accessible it is well paved although there are a couple of steep slopes. Run entirely by volunteers. Picnic area with tables.