Hightown Beach

Visit Hightown Beach

Hightown Beach between Crosby and Formby beach on the Merseyside coast, is a wide open sandy stretch, about 8 miles from Liverpool.

Known for its lovely sandy shores and peaceful atmosphere. The beach has soft sand and natural dunes, creating a picturesque landscape that is perfect for a relaxing day out.

Nature lovers will especially enjoy Hightown Beach, as it is home to various wildlife and offers great walking paths along the coast. You can take a leisurely stroll, walk your dog, or have a picnic with family and friends while soaking in the natural beauty around you.

At low tide you can see the remnants of a submerged forest at Hightown Beach, a unique glimpse into the prehistoric environment of the area. It shows how the landscape has changed over thousands of years due to rising sea levels and coastal erosion.

Walk north and you will come to the Cabin Hill National Nature Reserve. Cabin Hill is part of the Sefton Coast, which features beautiful sand dunes and various habitats, making it a great spot for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Hightown Beach is dog-friendly! There are no restrictions on dogs, so you can bring your furry friends along to enjoy the sandy shores and dunes. The beach is popular with dog walkers and ramblers, making it a great spot for you and your dog to stretch your legs and explore the beautiful coastal area.