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The Hilbre
Telegraph Lookout Station, built in 1841, has been renovated by The
Friends of Hilbre and is opened on selected dates for the benefit of
members of the public. Visitors can view the exhibition relating to the
wildlife and history of the Hilbre Islands and Friends of Hilbre
volunteers on duty will be pleased to answer your queries. Atlantic Grey
Seals may be observed swimming in the Dee Estuary and hauled out on the
West Hoyle sandbank. To cross safely, start from Dee Lane slipway, West Kirby, within the times on this list. Leave Hilbre Island by the latest crossing time, or you may be trapped by the tide. The tides are different every day. For information on tides and group permits (essential but free of charge for groups of 6 and over) please contact:
Wirral Country Park 0151 648 4371/3884
THE FRIENDS OF HILBRE: DATES MARCH – OCTOBER 2008TELEGRAPH STATION LOOKOUT INTERPRETATIVE CENTRE OPEN DAYSAND SEAL WATCHING
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Starting from Dee Lane slipway, West
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Please refer to the section Planning Your Trip To Hilbre to ensure you are familiar with precautions to take when visiting the islands.