Storeton and Landican

Jim Grindle

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This Wirral walk, a mix of lanes, field-paths and tracks, joins two very small villages, hamlets almost, on the edge of very large conurbations divided by the M53. Considering that it is a level walk, it may be a surprise to find that there are views of the Welsh hills, not so far distant of course. It can be comfortably combined with Walk 3475. There is one unusually muddy section between Waymarks 5 and 6, so I would recommend that you save this walk for the summer. Although there are no facilities on the route itself, pubs, shops and cafes are not far away, notably in Bebington where there is a large Sainsbury's on the main road near the M53.

England - North England - Merseyside - Countryside

Features

Birds, Butterflies, Flowers, Good for Kids, Great Views, Mostly Flat, Public Transport, Wildlife

6/20/2017 - Derek Smith

Before you start this walk you may want to consider starting half way round at the Bassett Hound pub which is alongside the route at Thingwall Better parking and a pint at the end too!