CLITHEROE BIKE TOUR FIELD GUIDE
100 Acres of Free-Roam Trials: Pay & Play at Inch Perfect, Clitheroe
A guide to free-roam trials riding across Inch Perfect Trials’ 100-acre venue, featuring natural terrain and a purpose-built Trials Park, with full-day and afternoon session options.
100 Acres of Free-Roam Trials: Pay & Play at Inch Perfect, Clitheroe.
Adventure brief
100 Acres of Free-Roam Trials: Pay & Play at Inch Perfect, Clitheroe
Pay & Play at Inch Perfect Trials in Clitheroe unfolds across 100 acres of varied trials terrain: streams that cut through the site, bankings and hill climbs, flat and rocky sections, plus a purpose-built Trials Park arranged in three levels. Riders bring their own trials bikes and are free to roam and ride at their own pace, choosing between a full-day or an afternoon session.
Inch Perfect Trials Ltd brings a high-octane twist to Lancashire’s scenic landscape with their Pay & Play sessions, transforming 100 acres of rugged terrain into a proving ground for dirt bike enthusiasts. Located just outside Clitheroe, this family-friendly adventure hub combines adrenaline with natural beauty, making it a top choice for riders of all skill levels seeking to sharpen their trials riding skills or simply enjoy a day of raw outdoor fun.
The terrain here is diverse and challenging, featuring streams, rolling hills, and natural obstacles that mimic real-world riding conditions. The brand new Trials Park showcases sections deliberately designed for beginners to experts—each carve and section tested to push limits while fostering confidence. Riders are encouraged to bring their own trials bikes, ensuring a personalized experience on a site that’s tailored to hone technical skills. When not tackling the course, visitors can fuel up on delicious, onsite food, perfect for recharging after a day of technical maneuvers and quick thinking.
Inch Perfect Trials Ltd’s commitment to accessible, safe, and fun rides makes it stand out as a cornerstone of the local outdoor scene. Whether you're a seasoned trials rider or a curious newcomer, the venue’s variety ensures a rewarding day, all set against the rustic charm of Lancashire’s rolling countryside. Its strategic location near Clitheroe makes it an inviting destination for those based in northern England who are seeking a thrilling outdoor activity amidst stunning natural surroundings.
The facility’s lively atmosphere, combined with expertly maintained terrain and expert guidance, makes it an ideal spot for building riding skills, testing new bikes, or just enjoying a full day of dirt bike enjoyment. For dedicated fans or casual riders looking for a new adventure, Inch Perfect Trials Ltd offers a unique, well-rounded outdoor experience that pumps up the heart and sharpens riding techniques in a beautiful rural setting.
Route Schematic
Site route schematic
A simple sequence from arrival to riding: sign on, receive guidance, then explore the designated riding areas and the Trials Park.
Arrival & Sign-on (Shop)
On arrival head to the shop to sign on; staff will give a run-down of the site and guidance on permitted riding areas.
Designated Riding Areas
After signing on, riders are free to ride within the venue’s designated areas for the duration of their session, choosing terrain to match their skills.
Red Bull Trials Park
The purpose-built Trials Park contains multiple sections across three levels for riders seeking constructed technical lines alongside the natural terrain.
Streams, Trails and Hill Features
Explore the forest trail, streams and the site’s climbs and bankings—features that form the bulk of the natural riding terrain.
Riders must bring appropriate trials bikes and follow seasonal and machine restrictions; certain features (hill climbs and bankings) are closed November–March to prevent land erosion and specific machine types are not permitted on site.
What the day feels like
What it feels like to ride Pay & Play
The day moves at the rider’s rhythm: arrive and sign on, get a quick site run-down, then disperse across woodland trails, streams, and rocky outcrops or focus on the graded sections of the Trials Park. It’s unstructured, hands-on riding—ideal for riders who want to spend a full session testing lines, refining balance and tackling terrain without scheduled coaching.
THE TERRAIN
A vast, varied playground
The venue’s 100 acres include natural features—streams, bankings, hill climbs, flat land and rocky sections—offering a wide range of technical riding challenges within a single site.
THE FORMAT
Free-roam riding at your own pace
Pay & Play days give riders unstructured access to the site: once signed on, you’re free to explore the designated areas for the duration of your session rather than following a coached timetable.
THE PARK
Purpose-built Trials Park with graded sections
On-site the Red Bull Trials Park offers a variety of purpose-built sections spread across three levels, ensuring there’s something suitable for a wide range of abilities.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this day suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Full-day sessions run 09:00–15:30 and afternoon sessions run 13:00–15:30.
You must bring your own trials bike; only modern trials bikes, mono-shock and twin-shock trials bikes are permitted. Push bikes are not allowed.
On arrival head to the shop to sign on and receive site guidance before you ride.
Between November and March hill climbs and bankings are closed to protect the land; other areas such as the forest trail, streams and Trials Park remain available.
Delicious food is available on-site to fuel your riding day.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Can I rent a bike at Pay & Play?
No. This option is strictly for riders who bring their own trials bike.
What types of bikes are permitted?
Only modern trials bikes, mono-shock and twin-shock trials bikes are permitted; motocross, enduro, Sur-Ron, Talaria and Stark Varg bikes are not allowed.
When can I ride during the day?
Choose a full day session (09:00–15:30) or an afternoon session (13:00–15:30).
Is this a coached session?
No. Pay & Play is unstructured free-roam riding rather than coached training.
Are any areas closed seasonally?
Yes. From November to March hill climbs and bankings are closed to prevent land erosion; the forest trail, streams and Trials Park remain available.
Where do I sign on when I arrive?
On arrival you should head to the shop to sign on and receive a run-down of where you are permitted to ride.
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- Verified: 2026-08-07T13:08:42.736Z
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