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Once you go through the steel gate at the end of<br />
the path, take the path on the left. Follow this path<br />
for approximately 200 yards, take the foot bridge on<br />
the right and you’ll eventually end up on the road,<br />
where you’ll arrive, 300 yards later, at the Salt Lion<br />
Works. You can walk through the Salt Lion Works to<br />
get to the Trent and Mersey Canal and then turn left<br />
down the towpath.<br />
Follow the towpath for almost two miles, past<br />
tranquil Cheshire countryside and an attractive<br />
marina, passing the coffee boat and the fudge boat<br />
en-route, until you reach the Anderton Boat Lift and<br />
its car park from where you started the walk.<br />
https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/places-to-visit/<br />
anderton-boat-lift-visitor-centre<br />
http://lionsaltworks.westcheshiremuseums.co.uk/<br />
After 750 yards on this path, which runs parallel to<br />
Witton Brook, you’ll arrive at the eastern entrance to<br />
Anderton Nature Park; turn right towards Marbury<br />
Park and a few yards later when you arrive on a<br />
single track road (Marbury Road), turn right and<br />
follow the road for almost 700 yards until you arrive<br />
at a collection of steel and wooden gates on your<br />
left.<br />
Aim for the path that represents a 90 degree left<br />
turn from the road, so go through the gates and<br />
pick up this path. Follow this path for a further 700<br />
yards, but whilst you’re on this path do take the<br />
chance to check out the bird hide.<br />
For those with the OS Maps<br />
app on your desktop, mobile<br />
or tablet, this walk is named:<br />
JT-Salt-Trail