National Trust - Helsby Hill — Attraction in Helsby

TL;DR 10/10 - perfect for dog walks or to come sit and relax with peace, quiet and breathtaking views. Absolutely stunning spot to go watch the sunset, sunrise, or to just sit and enjoy the peace and quiet, whilst having the most beautiful view. Fairly easy to park (if coming by car) and the walk is extremely easy - even with our 2yo we were able to do it without any real hassle! However, it is worth noting that it's definitely not child safe when it comes to being at the peak, as it's a rocky cliff with a massive drop straight down so, if you plan on taking your little ones up here, be sure to come prepared with...

This is a decent walk, following the Longster Trail, named after the late Frank Longster (it was his grandson who accompanied me on this sojourn). I wouldn’t have thought to go up this hill as it seemed like a grim industrial landscape, but the views are surprisingly rewarding as it is the only piece of high ground in the area. You can see right over to Liverpool on a clear day as well as across to Wales. It’s not too popular with tourists so definitely a nice quiet spot to get away...

You park up at the car park for Helsby quarry. Short walk up a steep hill gets you into wilderness to explore. Further up and you are at the top with views of Cheshire and beyond overlooking Helsby. On a clear day, outlines of Liverpool cathedrals and the Welsh hills can be seen. Serene atmosphere. There are no amenities around, so fetch your own refreshments. Enjoy it and try not to spoil...