Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve forms the north-eastern extremity and entrance to the Wash estuary and has been built by complex tidal and geomorphological processes. Main habitats: coastal Area: 429 hectares Management: Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust Features of interest Most of the reserve is intertidal flats and saltmarsh. There are areas of freshwater marsh and man-made fresh and salty water meres. Large numbers of migrant and overwintering birds visit the reserve. Further information about the NNR, its wildlife and features of interest is on the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust website. Directions The reserve is one and a half miles south of Skegness, Lincolnshire, and is signposted from Skegness town centre. There are buses and trains which run to Skegness, although nothing passes the reserve.