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Liverpool Loop Line Bridge at Halewood

Liverpool Loop Line Bridge at Halewood

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Liverpool Loop Line Bridge at Halewood

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Location: North West England, England, United Kingdom

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1. Croxteth Park Hall – Horses in Croxteth Park loop from Clubmoor

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2. Duck Pond – Halewood Park Triangle Ponds loop from Rice Lane

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3. Duck Pond – Halewood Park Triangle Ponds loop from Wavertree Technology Park

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Lol Pro And Her Dog 🇬🇧 🐕🌻

February 22, 2024

The Loop Line was abandoned in 1964 by British Rail and became quite derelict until 1986 when plans were drawn up for its conversion to a walking and cycling route. Construction began in 1988, and the final section to Aintree opened in 2000. The railway path provides a flat, well surfaced green corridor through the urban environment of east Liverpool, and forms part of the award-winning Trans Pennine Trail. Even though you are so close to a city it feels like you're out in the countryside. The route is managed like a linear woodland park. It runs through rocky cuttings and high on embankments with wide views across the city.

This route is perfect for young and inexperienced cyclists and hikers because it is easy, flat and almost entirely traffic-free.

There are many bus routes running across and parallel to the path and service frequencies are available from Merseytravel. There are local railway stations near to the route at Hunts Cross, Halewood, Broad Green, Rice Lane and Walton.

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December 20, 2020

Starts at the halewood triangle and ends up by aintree racecourse, I think it’s around 27.5 miles from start to end

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Liverpool Loop Line Bridge at Halewood

1. Croxteth Park Hall – Horses in Croxteth Park loop from Clubmoor

2. Duck Pond – Halewood Park Triangle Ponds loop from Rice Lane

3. Duck Pond – Halewood Park Triangle Ponds loop from Wavertree Technology Park

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