Daily Itinerary

Day 1 Mon, Apr 13 160 km · 4h · 10 stops
1
Starting Point Start

Begin your journey from Skelmersdale, ready to explore the scenic routes and cultural gems of Lancashire.

2
Parbold Hill Viewpoint Viewpoint

Enjoy panoramic views of the Lancashire Plain, across to the distant Welsh Mountains and even the Lake District on a clear day. A perfect spot for a quick break and some fresh air.

10 km · 15min from Starting Point
3
Fairy Glen Stop

Discover a hidden gem with picturesque waterfalls, lush woodlands, and a tranquil stream. A short walk reveals the beauty of this secluded natural gorge.

2.5 km · 5min from Parbold Hill Viewpoint
4
Gawthorpe Hall Stop

Visit 'The Downton of the North', an exquisite Elizabethan country house with richly decorated interiors and impressive architecture. A National Trust property, it offers a glimpse into aristocratic life.

40 km · 1h from Fairy Glen
5
Wycoller Country Park & Village Stop

Explore this charming, car-free Haworth-like village known for its Bronte connections, ancient bridges, and tranquil rural setting. A perfect blend of history and nature.

15 km · 25min from Gawthorpe Hall
6
The Emmott Arms Food

Enjoy a hearty pub lunch or a refreshing drink at this traditional village pub. A welcoming stop before continuing your scenic ride.

5.0 km · 10min from Wycoller Country Park & Village
7
BP Colne Fuel

Top up your tank here before heading out for the next leg of your journey.

5.0 km · 10min from The Emmott Arms
8
Nick o' Pendle Viewpoint Viewpoint

Ride up to this iconic viewpoint on Pendle Hill, famous for its connections to the Pendle Witches. Offers stunning vistas of the Ribble Valley.

15 km · 25min from BP Colne
9
Whalley Abbey Stop

Explore the impressive ruins of this Cistercian abbey, dating back to the 13th century. Wander through the tranquil grounds and imagine its past grandeur.

10 km · 15min from Nick o' Pendle Viewpoint
10
End Point Destination

Complete your loop back at your starting point in Skelmersdale, filled with memories of Lancashire's historical and natural beauty.

60 km · 1h 20min from Whalley Abbey