Thurstaston Beach Steps - Thurstaston, Wirral, Merseyside, UK - Outdoor Stairways on Waymarking.com

Thurstaston Beach is the first beach along the Wirral's western coast, on the Dee estuary. It has a wide sandy margin at the top backed by subsiding clay cliffs, but a short distance out the shore becomes a mix of sand and mud.

Station Road is a lane from Thurstaston village that leads to a (free) car parking area next to the Wirral Way cycle path and close to Thurstaston Visitor Centre.

Access to the beach is a short walk from the end of Station Road along a footpath on the right that leads to the wooden steps down the cliff to the beach.

The area above the beach is mostly parkland (The Wirral Country Park) facilities include a snack bar, picnic tables, toilets and a visitor centre.

Dogs are allowed at all times and there are notices advising against swimming at this beach.
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number of stairs (minimum 60): 79.00 stair landing (check if yes): no

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