In Liverpool City Region we are blessed with an abundance of outdoor spaces. We have 200 acres of parkland under 15 minutes from the city centre at Sefton Park. We’ve pretty beaches on both sides of the water. At Crosby Beach you’ll find, ‘Another Place’, stunning sculptural artwork by Antony Gormley and over at National Trust’s Formby Beach you can meet furry friends at the Red Squirrel Reserve.
In Wirral you’ll find picturesque Birkenhead Park and the Hilbre Islands. The Hilbre Islands are designated local nature reserves where you can partake in some bird watching (and sometimes even seals!) The islands are cut off for up to five hours out of every twelve, so be sure to check the tides before visiting.
You’ll find details on Liverpool’s top outdoor spaces for exploring, picnicking and relaxing below. During these times please be aware that beaches and gardens in particular are busier than usual.
When visiting Liverpool City Region’s outdoor spaces please ensure to take care. Please follow the Government health guidelines around social distancing and keep 2 metres apart from others who are not from your household. Please do not leave any litter.
If bins are full, please take your litter home. Please also bear in mind, especially families with small children, that public toilets may not be open.
Heading out into the fresh air is important now more than ever and there are so many beautiful places in the Liverpool City Region to explore with your household or support bubble. So wrap up warm and have a look at a few of these out doors spaces.
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