A truly great circular walk in the Sefton area on good paths, tracks and roads. Bring your binoculars and camera. A must for ornithologists and anyone interested in a little history.

Highlights include:
 St Helen Church, Sefton. The only grade 1 building in the borough of Sefton and one of the oldest Christian sites in Merseyside.
 St Helen’s Well probably a pre-Christian spring that in the Middle Ages turned into a pilgrimage site, especially so in the 14th century when the church was built close by.
 Lunt Meadows with its vast range of water birds and wildlife on the man-made lakes and ponds created as a flood plain by the Environment Agency in 2014.
 Walk through the picturesque village of Ince Blundell, the oldest settlement in Sefton.
 The pretty village of Little Crosby where protestants are ‘vetted’ before they can live there and the church and convent of St Marys, Little Crosby. 6.5m Cafe and W/C.
 Walk along the Sefton Coastal Path and its sea wall, now being consumed by the sand. Watch the ships enter/exit the port of Liverpool, maybe see a liner. Views of the Wirral peninsular and the mountains of Wales. 8.5m W/C charge.
 Visit the Iron men of Antony Gormley’s ‘Another Place ‘ 9.5 Cafe and W/C at baths.
 See the homes of Captain Edward John Smith, captain of the Titanic and his boss, the Chairman and Managing Director of White Star Line, Joseph Bruce Ismay.
 Walk around Crosby Marina, its sailing club and Lakeside cafe, where canoeing and open water swimming can be had. 10.5m Cafe and W/C
 Walk through Rimrose Valley Country Park with its vast range of wildlife, woods and wild meadows.
 Return via Liverpool and Leeds canal and the Trans-Pennine Trail through Sefton Meadows part of the Liverpool Forest. Maybe, see a short eared owl hunting during the day.