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Mersey Valley Visitors Centre manchester

Mersey Valley Visitors Centre manchester

Name: Mersey Valley Visitors Centre manchester
Address: Rifle Rd, Sale M33 2LX, UK, Manchester, ON
Telephone: 0161 976 6914
Rating: 5

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**Mersey Valley Visitors Centre – Your Gateway to Nature in Manchester**

Nestled on Rifle Road in Sale, the Mersey Valley Visitors Centre is more than just a destination; it’s an experience waiting to unfold. Our centre serves as a hub for nature enthusiasts, families, and curious explorers, offering a warm welcome and a wealth of information about the stunning Mersey Valley. At Mersey Valley Visitors Centre, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service and ensuring that every visitor leaves with a sense of satisfaction and newfound knowledge.

Whether you’re looking for detailed maps for your next adventure, educational resources about local wildlife, or simply a place to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings, our friendly team is here to assist you. We host a variety of events and activities throughout the year, fostering community engagement and encouraging everyone to connect with nature.

What sets us apart is our commitment to sustainability and the local ecosystem. Our centre promotes responsible tourism while providing visitors with the tools they need to explore and appreciate the natural beauty of the Mersey Valley. For inquiries or to book an appointment, feel free to contact us at 0161 976 6914 or visit our website at [www.merseyvalley.org.uk](http://www.merseyvalley.org.uk/). Discover the wonders of the Mersey Valley with us—your adventure starts here!

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Go here often for dog walks. Mostly very flat with good access. Popular with Joggers and bikers also

3 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Go here often for dog walks. Mostly very flat with good access. Popular with Joggers and bikers also. Wide variety of mirandering paths and bird/wildlife. Perfect for dog with lots of energy.

Great stop for a bacon butty after a run, walk, swim, kayak, or biking session around Sale Water Par

5 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Great stop for a bacon butty after a run, walk, swim, kayak, or biking session around Sale Water Park and the Tran-Pennine trail along the Mersey and Bridgewater Canal...

Good for an evening stroll but beware the masses of dog poo just left on the paths. Not ideal if yo

9 months ago

3^{/ 5}

Good for an evening stroll but beware the masses of dog poo just left on the paths. Not ideal if you are out with youngish children as we were. Plenty of waterfowl to see but again beware the geese who can be aggressive especially if they think you have bread/ food for them Grandson was terrified when they came out of the water honking at us.

The visitor centre is not open to the general public, however, the dog friendly Tree Tops cafe is...

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

The visitor centre is not open to the general public, however, the dog friendly Tree Tops cafe is...! (open Weds to Sunday) There are public toilets available, including disabled with baby changing facilities. As you can see from the photo, definitely not "filthy"....

a really pleasant place to visit at any time of the year. Always busy with lots of people walking do

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

a really pleasant place to visit at any time of the year. Always busy with lots of people walking dogs, exploring and going to the water sports centre

An amazing little countryside oasis right in the middle of the city, plenty of varied places for a g

3 years ago

5^{/ 5}

An amazing little countryside oasis right in the middle of the city, plenty of varied places for a good walk and plenty of wildlife to see. Popular with casual and serious walkers and interesting to watch the boats, model boats and model aircraft. If you fancy a nice short walk with the kids, or fancy covering a good few miles there is plenty here.

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