Description
Refined version of LIVWAL One, made better for access for all where possible, and correcting vague directions in parks and road crossings
Refined version of LIVWAL One, made better for access for all where possible, and correcting vague directions in parks and road crossings
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Is this route good enough? - Yes (3)
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Liverpool
Grid Ref
SJ3502190540
Lat / Lon
53.40767° / -2.97892°
Easting / Northing
335,021E / 390,540N
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Walton
Grid Ref
SJ3582694826
Lat / Lon
53.44629° / -2.96769°
Easting / Northing
335,826E / 394,826N
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| Liverpool | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SJ3502190540 |
| Lat / Lon | 53.40767° / -2.97892° |
| Easting / Northing | 335,021E / 390,540N |
| What3Words | twice.email.bleak |
| Walton | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SJ3582694826 |
| Lat / Lon | 53.44629° / -2.96769° |
| Easting / Northing | 335,826E / 394,826N |
| What3Words | items.beard.pencil |
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reviews
Mary Oz
11 Feb 2025The streets from Walton to Goodison Park were back-to-back terraces, made quite attractive by all being painted differently from each other. There were some interesting looking individual buildings too. Stanley Park looked nice to explore, especially the conservatory.
At the A5050 St Domingo Road/Heyworth Street, the Mere Bank pub has had a recent refurbishment of its fabulous façade. The Grade II Listed Everton Library Building next door is sadly in a much more derelict state. Pictures of its interior are here https://www.emptybuildings.co.uk/property/everton-library/ and it’s looking desperate.
So far, not being a football fan, the route had felt a bit sad and run down, with rather a lot of dog muck I’m afraid.
However, arriving into Everton Park, I was suddenly bowled over by the view! Initially I could see New Brighton on the corner of the Wirral, and the skyscrapers of the central business district and the Liver Building, and then subsequently, the Anglican and Catholic Cathedrals and St John’s Tower.
The final walk into the city and Lime Street Station, passed a street full of fabric shops, and then the former TJ Hughes store which appears to be being converted into apartments.
This route, while not exactly beautiful, had a huge amount of interest. Even football, if that’s your thing!.
Jane Taylor
04 May 2023Anfield and Everton - a good route for football fans!
Walked Liverpool to Walton.
It’s a solid urban route with a mix of residential, larger roads, and urban parks. Stanley Park is delightful and Everton Park has an interesting history, and great views across the city.
I got refreshments at AJ’s sandwich bar on Soho Street, then walked them up the hill to have as a well deserved reward in Everton Park.
The route skirts Anfield and passes right by Everton; what a great alternative to the usual tours of the city!.
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Hiking Historian
25 Mar 2022A rerouted version of the original walk, but adjusted for accuracy and access. Most of the walk is along good surfaces, with ramps and crossings where appropriate. The climb in Everton Park may be too steep for all but the more powerful motorised wheelchairs, and the estate just after it has high pavements, but driveways provide some ramps in this location. Shops at both ends, with good public transport links, and two good parks, and great views across Liverpool.
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