Maintenance courses

http://www.bike-inn.co.uk

Cycling organisations

http://www.sustrans.org.uk

http://www.thenationalbyway.org/welcome.asp

http://www.ctc.org.uk

Other Useful Info

www.visitlancashire.com

www.cuerdenvalleypark.org.uk

Cyclists Cafes

The Cafeteria, Charnock Garden Centre (under new managment)on the A49 Leyland, north of Pack Saddle Bridge. Warm and inviting with high quality home cooking. Open Monday-Saturday 9-5, Sunday 10-3.30. Cyclists very welcome probably because we drink loads of tea!

Pedallers Cafe at Inglewhite has recently closed, the owners having retired but there is another cafe at the visitors center on Beacon Fell.Can't comment on this one personally so if you feel moved by the quality of its buns let us know....Ta.

The Riverbank Tearooms in Slaidburn near Clitheroe does an excellent egg & bacon buttie. It has a good selection of cakes and sandwiches and still sells proper tea in mugs! If you fancy some off roading in Gisburn Forest its your nearest option.

Marmalade Cafe in Whalley near Clitheroe do great snacks or full lunches and welcome cyclists, wet or dry. It is licensed should you fancy a light snifter. Across the way is Whalley Warm and dry outdoor retailers if an after lunch browse takes your fancy.

You can find Marmalade at 73 King street, Whalley. Tel: 01254822642

Cafe Rendevous in Town Road Croston is the new name for the old cafe that cyclists have used in the past. The food is excellent but be warned , take plenty of cash as a pot of tea and cake for two will set you back £8.00. Mind you if you want to impress your lady cycling companion.........

Local Clubs

http://www.climbpreston.co.uk

Home page of Preston Mountaineering Club,very friendly mob to learn about the mountains with. Have also been known to organise the odd mountain bike meet.

Cycling Resource

Cycling holidays, shops and mountain biking holidays from the Cycle People.

Maps and Guides

We get our cycling maps and guide books from www.rannerdale.co.uk

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