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Dee Cliffs

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Dee Cliffs is one of 14 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Merseyside. At just 0.15 km², only two are smaller. The nearest railway station is West Kirby, about 3.2 km to the north-west. Other SSSIs nearby include Thurstaston Common and Heswall Dales.

More places to visit near Dee Cliffs

Photo: Caldy Hill, a viewpoint in Merseyside, north west England.Highlight

Caldy Hill

Viewpoint near Caldy

Wooded National Trust hill above Caldy with a sandstone beacon, looking out over the Dee estuary to the Welsh mountains.

3.4 km NW

Photo of West Kirby Marine Lake, a landmark in Merseyside, north west England.Highlight

West Kirby Marine Lake

Landmark near West Kirby

Large saltwater lake on the Dee front at West Kirby, busy with sailing and paddleboards and ringed by a popular promenade.

4.6 km NW

Photo: Parkgate Parade, a viewpoint in Cheshire, north west England.Highlight

Parkgate Parade

Viewpoint near Parkgate

Old sea-wall promenade at Parkgate overlooking a huge tract of Dee salt marsh, famous for birds of prey and winter high-tide spectacles.

5.9 km SE

Photo of Red Rocks, a beach near West Kirby, Merseyside, north west England.Highlight

Red Rocks

Beach near West Kirby

Sand dunes, reed beds and red sandstone at the north-west tip of the Wirral near Hoylake, a fine spot for birds and sunsets.

6.2 km NW

Photo along the Wales Coast Path, an 870-mile long-distance path running from Chepstow to Queensferry, Wales.Highlight

Wales Coast Path

Long-distance path

Walk the outline of a whole nation — 870 miles of cliff, estuary and beach from Chepstow round to Queensferry.

6.3 km SW · spans 16 counties

Photo of TSS Duke of Lancaster, a landmark near Holywell, Flintshire, north Wales.Highlight

TSS Duke of Lancaster

Landmark near Holywell

Beached 1950s passenger steamer at Mostyn, its hull covered in large-scale street-art murals.

7 km SW