Swim in Liverpool's Historic Docks

Open sessions start on Thursday 2nd May, 16:45 - 19:45. Entry includes:
  • a 180m course
  • a 375m course
  • safety cover
  • changing rooms & showers
  • free parking
  • discounted coaching sessions for members
  • tea, possibly cake

Members £5, non-members £10. 

Summer Swim Series

Take on one, two or all three of our 1.5km summer series swims. A unique route in the historic Collingwood, Salisbury and Stanley Docks, with the magnificent Victoria Clock Tower, The Bascule Bridge, The Tobacco Warehouse and The Titanic Hotel in your eye line.
1km: Thursday 30th May - £12
2km: Thursday 20th June - £15
3km: Thursday 18th July - £20

​Registration: 17:30 - 18:30; Swim start: 18:45
Picture
~ Victoria Clock Tower looks on, great for sighting ~
Victoria Tower was designed by Jesse Hartley and was constructed between 1847 and 1848, to commemorate the opening of Salisbury Dock. It's design was based upon an earlier drawing by Philip Hardwick in 1846.

Often referred to as the 'docker's clock', it was built as an aid to ships in the port, as it allowed them to set the correct time as they sailed out into the Irish Sea, while its bell warned of impending meteorological changes such as high tide and fog. Upon its completion is also served as a flat for the Pier Master.

In 1975, the building was added to the Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest with Grade II status.

Photos from our Autumn & Winter Swims

Charity Fundraising

Our winter swimming events raised £250 for BLOODWISE and £237.50 for Action on Pre-Eclampsia. Many thanks to all who took part and helped on the day.
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If you are looking to complete an ICE MILE Qualifying swim then get in touch mike@weswimrun.org
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ADDRESS
Complete Training Solutions, Collingwood Dock, Regent Rd, Liverpool L3 0AH 
If you need a good landmark to aim for the venue is river side of the Tobacco Warehouse, a Grade II listed building, and the world's largest brick-built warehouse, completed in 1901.
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