FANCY a walk this bank holiday?
May is national walking month so what better to start than going for a walk or a gentle stroll around Warrington's beautiful parks and open spaces?
There are so many places to visit - you could even walk through the spring bluebells.
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According to a recent survey conducted by BetPack.com, Warrington has the second highest park space per 10 inhabitants in the country with 6.1m².
Milton Keynes came top with 15m² proving it is the best place to escape the urban jungle and enjoy some greenery.
If you want to take a walk this bank holiday weekend, where should you go?
Which parks and open spaces in Warrington would be good to enjoy some fresh air?
Here are 12 of the best places for a walk in Warrington:
Centre Park, Warrington
Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden
Lymm Dam
Moore Nature Reserve
Orford Park
Paddington Meadows
Risley Moss
Sankey Valley Park
The Trans Pennine Trail
Walton Gardens
Whitley Nature Reserve
Woolston Eyes
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