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Wirral Country Park

by Alec and Val Scaresbrook

Once a railway line, Wirral Country Park is a linear park (surprise, surprise) that forms part of the Wirral Way between Hooton and West Kirby.


It provides a superb traffic-free route across the Wirral, and its sheltered route through fields and trees contrasts with the open breezy space of Parkgate. The marker on our map shows Hadlow Road ex-railway station where there's a tiny exhibition, plus public toilets.


It was also the first country park to be opened in Britain, in 1973. See the map below


Find this place marked in the centre of this map.

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