
Looking for public toilets in the Ribble Valley? Discover facilities in Clitheroe, Whalley and surrounding villages, including accessible toilets, the Community Toilet Scheme and useful tips for planning your visit.

Where does the Tolkien Trail start in Hurst Green, Lancashire? Discover exactly where to begin this famous Ribble Valley walk, plus its distance, difficulty, terrain, accessibility, parking and the landmarks to look out for along the way.

Clitheroe Castle Bonfire and Fireworks returns on Saturday 7 November 2026. Discover ticket prices, times, location and everything you need to know for this popular Ribble Valley Bonfire Night event.

Discover the Longridge Daylight 10K Trail Run on Sunday 11 October 2026. Enjoy a scenic off-road route through the beautiful Ribble Valley, with riverside trails, countryside views and a great post-race atmosphere, while raising funds for Chipping Football Club’s new 3G pitch.

Discover some of the best dog-friendly pubs near Clitheroe serving great food. From cosy country inns to pubs close to scenic walks, find welcoming places to eat, drink and relax with your four-legged friend in the Ribble Valley.

Discover St Peter’s Club in Hurst Green, a welcoming, dog-friendly hidden gem in the heart of the village. Recently renovated and open to members and non-members alike, it’s a great place to enjoy a drink before or after exploring the Tolkien Trail and Ribble Valley.

Discover Parlick Fell near Chipping in Lancashire, one of the Forest of Bowland’s most rewarding walks. Find the best walking routes, where to park, nearby toilets and cafes, spectacular views, dog-walking advice and practical tips for a safe day on the fell.

Discover why the Ribble Valley is one of Lancashire’s most treasured destinations. From picturesque villages and historic landmarks to scenic walks, award-winning food and breathtaking countryside, this guide explores everything that makes the Ribble Valley a place visitors return to time and again.

Discover Clitheroe Market, one of Lancashire’s oldest and most vibrant traditional markets. Open every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, it’s the perfect place to shop for fresh local produce, artisan foods, unique gifts and independent traders in the heart of the Ribble Valley.

Discover the beauty of Dunsop Bridge with our guide to the area’s best walking routes. From gentle riverside strolls to longer countryside hikes, these scenic Ribble Valley walks offer something for everyone.