Clitheroe

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Tucked away in the heart of the Ribble Valley, Clitheroe is a charming market town bursting with history, scenic views, local food, and independent shops. Whether you’re visiting Clitheroe Castle, exploring the Forest of Bowland, or enjoying a craft ale at Holmes Mill, parking doesn’t need to be a hassle.

Evology can help you park with confidence during your next trip to Clitheroe.

 

 

Hello Clitheroe

Clitheroe is the perfect blend of countryside tranquillity and lively market town energy.

From the dramatic backdrop of Pendle Hill to the welcoming streets full of artisan shops, cafés, and friendly locals, it’s a place where tradition meets charm.

Whether you’re visiting for a day trip or staying longer, Clitheroe offers a warm Lancashire welcome to all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Parking in Clitheroe

Top 7 things to do in Clitheroe

1. Clitheroe Castle & Museum

Discover one of England’s oldest Norman keeps and explore the museum’s fascinating local exhibits. A walk around the castle grounds is a great way to pass the time and some of the views from the top of the castle are breathtaking.

2. Holmes Mill

A beautifully restored mill complex that now houses a brewery, food hall and boutique cinema. Holmes Mill also has one of the longest bars in Europe at 105ft making it a must-visit for foodies and beer lovers.

3. Ribble Valley Walks & Trails

Explore scenic trails, including the famous Tolkien Trail, riverside routes, and Forest of Bowland hikes. Perfect for walkers and cyclists of all abilities. Many of the walks are dotted with incredible country pubs and places to take a break too.

4. Clitheroe Market

This historic market offers everything from fresh produce and handmade crafts to antiques and clothing. It can get busy on market days so it could be a good idea to plan ahead, pre-book your parking and get there early.

5. Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail

Take a relaxed riverside walk through this peaceful park featuring outdoor sculptures and beautiful greenery across Brungerley Park and Cross Hill Quarry.

6. The Emporium

Dine and browse in a converted church turned into a café, wine bar, and interior design store. Stylish and unforgettable this is a fantastic place for breakfast, brunch or a catch-up.

7. Platform Gallery

Enjoy exhibitions of local arts and crafts. It’s a great way to discover the creative spirit of the Ribble Valley before heading into the rest of Clitheroe to explore.

Parking in Clitheroe

While Clitheroe may be quieter than big cities, parking can still be tricky on busy market days or weekends. That’s where Evology comes in.

Using our Evology Parking app, you can easily find, book, and pay for parking in advance, saving you time and hassle from as little as £2.

 

 

 

Pendle Hill, viewed across the town of Clitheroe

Public transport in Clitheroe

Clitheroe has a well-connected train station with direct links to Manchester and the surrounding Lancashire towns.

If you’d rather drive in, a smart option is to park slightly outside the busy centre and take a scenic stroll.

 

 

 

 

Train station platform

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