Warrington Transporter Bridge — Attraction in England

Tucked away on the banks of the river Mersey behind a soap and chemicals factory, the disused Warrington transporter bridge is so well hidden that not many people even know that it's there. It has been out of use since about 1964 and is in a poor state, yet it is one of only maybe a dozen such structures in the world. It is accessible from a footpath that can be a scramble in places. If you like to see industrial heritage in its raw state, this place is worth a visit; if you prefer attractions with a café and gift shop, this is probably...

It's a piece of heritage that's falling into disrepair it's not the easiest place to get to as it's in a restricted access industrial area but if you park at the go kart track nearby there's a very indirect walk past the RSPCA and animal rescue center through a wood under a road bridge past a load of giant hogweed along the riverbank to find it. Worth it if you like that...

Excited to see brown tourist signs off Slutchers Lane but once parked by the go karting venue it then becomes a Bear Grylls challenge. Not a safe walk through a muddy field, down river banks and under bridges with interesting graffiti before wading through weed ridden trails to see the bridge. Just not sure why you'd spend money on the brown signs but then...