Sign 11: Fiddler’s Ferry car park
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This page contains a digital version of the text on our sign at the above location
England Coast Path – Where can I walk?
For your safety and to protect wildlife, please stick to the path. No new rights exist on the riverbank or marsh here.
What is a National Trail?
National Trails are long distance footpaths, managed by Natural England and local Trail Partnerships: visit www.nationaltrail.co.uk. Look for the acorn logo!
In an emergency, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard. You are at grid ref SD377207 near Crossens and Fiddler’s Ferry.
Illustration: A brown bird with a very long curved beak, and a text bubble saying ‘Birds like curlew need space to rest on the marsh.’
Illustration: A golden retriever dog on a lead, with a text bubble saying ‘Dogs must always be on a lead around farm animals, unless threatened by cattle.’
Visual description: An A3 sized panel with the above text and illustrations, a map of the location and where new access rights do and don’t apply, and logos of National Nature Reserves, Natural England, National Trails and Lancashire County Council along the bottom.
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