ポールトンウィズファーンヘッドのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

A first sign that you are coming closer and closer to urban ground, coming from the pennine trail. An old viaduct, still impressive and some 100 yards upstream you see the Latchford Locks.

Kingsway bridge was built in 1934, diverting the A50 to travel further north through Warrington 's suburbs to terminate at Longford Island, giving up Knutsford Road between Latchford Village and Bridge foot to become the A5061, which still remains the primary route today.

The canal is a 36-mile waterway connecting the Mersey Estuary to the Port of Manchester, and Latchford Locks are a set of locks along this route, particularly in Warrington.

The viaduct was built by Arrol from wrought iron and spans the Manchester Ship Canal. The abutments and piers are constructed from sandstone and red brick, with a facade of blue bricks. The viaduct closed to passenger services in 1962 and closed to freight traffic in 1985, partially due to the poor condition of the viaduct.

Paddington Bank is a great spot to sit or stroll on the River Mersey. It's well paved and connects to other trails to lengthen your route.

Bit overgrown on the single-track...wear long sleeves if possible to avoid being caught by the nettles

A cute little tunnel that is beautifully decorated with the scenes from the Alice in Wonderland story. 'Hats off' for the artist(s) who painted it so neatly.

Route is a bit rough with a short steep down hill which can be walked. Great views of The River Mersey and Woolston.