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Every Tuesday and Thursday, join one of the expert volunteers for a guided walk around our reserve.
The wetlands are full of activity as the months get colder, and the centre is joined by migratory birds, such as the pink-footed geese, shelducks, and wigeons. For an additional activity during your visit, take part in a guided winter walk around our grounds and reserve, with one of the expert volunteers. They'll tell you all about the history of our site and the wildlife you can see as you explore, including information about the amazing whooper swans and their amazing migration journey from Iceland to Martin Mere. You'll also be given some tips and tricks on bird watching and how to identify certain species around the reserve.
Guided walks may at times be muddy, so suitable footwear is advised. Meeting point is the Discovery Hide.
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Free to join. Admission charges apply to enter the centre (under 4 years free)
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018Follow A59 towards Preston. Through Burscough Village turn left immediately after the railway bridge onto Red Cat Lane. Follow for 1 mile, Martin Mere is on left.
Nearest railway station is Burscough Bridge station. Martin Mere is 1.5 miles from station. Signposted walk, approximately 30 mins, or can get taxi from Burscough Village. Cyclists are always welcome at Martin Mere.
The centre is signposted from Junction 8, M61, Junction 3 on M58 and Junction 27 on M6.
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