M6 Junction 21 dog walk, Cheshire
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Description
This is a park that has seen some history, and yet survived to be an incredibly quiet and peaceful dog walking venue. There are over 200 acres of natural space to enjoy, with some well-signed trails as well as the opportunity to wander off-path and just soak up the surroundings. Also close to the M62 Junction 11
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TillyJaye
Orange 905 Points
Bridgerarchie
Green 100 PointsGreat stop
We stopped here in August and unfortunately the visitor centre and toilets were closed due to COVID. Apart from that a lovely walk, really good paths and different options. We did the longest walk which took us about 30 minutes. Good car park and safe to let the dog off the lead.
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Great Post Covid-19 Lockdown Walk - Easy to socially distance
This was the first walk we did once the lockdown restrictions were lifted and we could travel a bit further afield. Having never been before, I was impressed with how easy it was to socially distance on. Paths are wide, flat, well surfaced and accessible. The board walk section which allows you to get amongst the peat bog is now one way.
Despite it being a nature reserve, dogs are fine to be off-lead as long as they are under control.
The paths and routes are well signposted and a map on the board by the visitor centre details different trails. There's a great wooden sculpture trail around the site too - I particularly loved the bear sat on one of the benches.
Worth noting that the visitor centre/toilets are not currently open due to Covid.