merseyside

Hi title says it all, just want to meet some people who are up for a good explore and adventure, im 17 so preferably people around my age range, but honestly i dont mind too much.

Completed my first urban explore yesterday at a disused power station in Merseyside. It was a solo trip just me and the camera and im really happy with some of the shots I got, especially with it been my first trip. Have added some of the pictures I got. If anyone has any suggestions of places...

Explore - After our first attempt being a complete fail I was pleased to hear from a friend it was now accessible. One of the city’s classics. There are signs of building work taking place with items/tools left dotted around, with the lights still working in some rooms. The cameras around the...

We had a wander round this place a couple of months ago while it was doing the rounds again. It's right on our doorstep but one we had never gotten round to. Red Bank Secure Unit, part of Red Bank Community Home, was one of several English Local Authority Secure Children’s homes located in...

June 2025 We recently visited the Walton Tunnel in Liverpool. It’s been posted before and is your standard CLC tunnel—dark, damp, and largely untouched since its closure. I went with @Mr Budge, and although there wasn’t much to see beyond the long, empty stretch of tunnel, it was still an...

May 2025 I’m a bit late to the party with this one. My first attempt—early last year—ended in failure, followed by several more unsuccessful visits over the following months. Eventually, I’d all but forgotten about the place. That is, until I found myself on the Wirral attending a christening...

Explore - We went into this place blind as it was totally unplanned. The majority of the building is wide open and so we decided to check it out not knowing what to expect, we were pleasantly surprised with how large the building is and the amount of rooms to explore. It seems this place became...

Explore - One of the best places I’ve manage to explore to date. The buildings are still in great shape and you can see the amount of items left untouched. We actually went back a second time after our first explore being in the dark and our torch dying on us. Great to finally find a place...

Explore - We visited this place during a busy weekend. Situated next to the main entrance for Formby beach we weren’t sure what to expect. Having only seen pictures of the inside we were shocked to find an outdoor pool/jacuzzi. With all of the palm trees it felt like we were abroad or...

Explore - The access is stupidly easy into this place. I imagine it won’t remain like that.. General feeling of unease once inside the building, most of the rooms have 0 daylight coming in and so it’s quite eerie walking around the wards. Some of the doors are locked making you double back on...

We had a look round this place while passing as it's very local to us. It was posted on here some time ago but we just hadn't got round to it. We weren't expecting much but it's more intact than expected and there was quite a bit we hadn't seen on the previous report so thought we'd post an...

Background: Locally referred to as "Paddy's Wigwam", Liverpool's Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral began its life in May 1967 after 4 and a bit years of construction, with the first foundations laid in October 1962. The estimated cost of construction was initially £3M, however, this later grew to...

December 2024 Visited with @Mr Budge to finally explore a place I had wanted to see for a long time: the Littlewoods' Air Raid Shelter. After a brief walk around, we found ourselves in the middle of this huge shelter. It was clear that time has not been kind to the structure. Many parts of the...

March 2024 Visited with @Mr Budge and @stranton, we arrived at our last destination with Mr Budge and Stranton. Despite being in the busy docklands, we found it without much trouble. Once we crossed the bridge, we were on board the ship. It's important to note that the vessel partially sank in...

December 2024 Visited with @Mr Budge and @stranton, we stopped in here after a 'semi-fail' at another tunnel elsewhere in the city, feeling a lot more confident about this one we quickly found our way down to the western portal of the Waterloo Tunnel. The tunnel's western end has been partially...