IF the rain stays away and the sun shines this bank holiday weekend it would be the perfect time to get out and about.

Why not take a walk or a gentle stroll and enjoy some of Wirral's beautiful beaches and open spaces?

If you want to take a walk this weekend, where should you go?

Which parks and open spaces in Warrington would be good to enjoy some fresh air?

Here are 10 of the best places for a walk in Warrington:

Centre Park, Warrington

Centre Park, Warrington by Sean Ansel Nolan

Centre Park, Warrington by Sean Ansel Nolan

Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden

Grappenhall Heys Walled Gardens by Tom McMillen

Grappenhall Heys Walled Gardens by Tom McMillen

Lymm Dam

Lymm Dam by Frances Nesarajah

Lymm Dam by Frances Nesarajah

Moore Nature Reserve

Moore Nature Reserve by Craig Webster

Moore Nature Reserve by Craig Webster

Orford Park

Warrington Guardian: Orford ParkOrford Park (Image: Tony Crawford)

Paddington Meadows

Paddington Meadows by Karen Waldron

Paddington Meadows by Karen Waldron

Risley Moss

Risley Moss by Sean Ansel Nolan

Risley Moss by Sean Ansel Nolan

Sankey Valley Park

Sankey Valley Park by Loren Tylar Dakin

Sankey Valley Park by Loren Tylar Dakin

The Trans Pennine Trail

The Trans Pennine Trail (Image Tanya Wightman)

The Trans Pennine Trail (Image Tanya Wightman)

Walton Gardens

Walton Gardens by Sean Clemo

Walton Gardens by Sean Clemo

Whitley Nature Reserve

Whitley Nature Reserve by Darren Brown

Whitley Nature Reserve by Darren Brown

Woolston Eyes

Woolston Eyes (Image Tanya Wightma)

Woolston Eyes (Image Tanya Wightma)