Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος κοντά σε Halewood

There are a few short but steep hills around Childwall

Still closed a year later

Great in summer months but for me, too slippy and slidy. But fun for the younger generations

Entrance of the Liverpool Loopline Which once was a railway many years ago, it was turned into a greenway for everyone to enjoy walking, cycling, and much more.

Only past it on a ride. I have not seen many good reviews about this place. I think the Childe of Hale, which is just around the corner, is much better.

Great spot and a good shortcut that comes out near Mersey Pub. There is a small lake that runs in the centre of the park and always has plenty of birds and wildlife.

Unfortunately has closed its doors

The Duck Decoy at Hale is an impressive, complex monument, now a Scheduled Ancient Monument and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It lies in the lowest part of the landscape, amongst streams and wetlands and close the the River Mersey itself. This part of the manor of Hale was drained in the medieval period, with the idea of increasing the amount of land suitable to plough. The trade-off was a reduction in land that wetland wildfowl could use. To counter this, the duck decoy was built. Hale Decoy was designed to look like the many other coverts that dotted the landscape. The lack of shelter for water birds would make it an attractive spot. A pond was dug in the centre to complete the picture.