Pimbo Bike Park

Pimbo Bike Park is a locally owned, purpose-built mountain bike park in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, in Northwest England, with graded green, blue, red and black lines built around jumps, berms and drops for riders of all abilities and wheel sizes. Alongside the main trail network there is a pump track, a dual slalom track and a dedicated dirt jump field. Sessions run Friday to Sunday through the main season and are best booked online in advance.

The Trails

The park's lines span all four grades, from a family-friendly green loop to expert-only black jump trails.

XC Loop

• A green trail runs around the perimeter of the site, about 1km long, with a red option to test your balance and a flowy black XC section.

Warm Up Hill

• Two blue trails, including a drop-off section. The pump track can be rolled into from here.

Pump Track

• Reached from Warm Up Hill.

First Flight Freeride

• A black trail with non-optional gap jumps and an optional boner log feature to start.

Dual Slalom Track

• A two-lane track with separate lines, so you can race your mates side by side.

Progressive Tabletops

• A rollable trail with tabletops and rollers that can be doubled up into jumps.

Blue Flow Trail

• A flowy blue trail full of berms.

B and J: Red Berms and Jumps

• A rollable drop after the first berm, then three rollable doubles that increase in size as the line progresses.

M58 Red Jump Trail

• A red trail for riders progressing from B and J, requiring jumping skills.

Big Phils Black Jump Trail

• The Boner and Pocket lines both have gap jumps and features for expert riders. Multiple riders use the main field at once, so leave space between riders as you leave Mount Graft.

Steezy Mac Line

• A black jump trail with gaps and large features for expert riders. Take care crossing other lines if you don't clear a feature, and use the push-up route.

Dirt Jump Field

• A big dirt jump field with multiple line options and a mulch jump.

Admission and Rules

Opening Hours

Pimbo Bike Park is currently open Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 7pm, per its live booking system.

Prices

One admission covers the full day within opening hours.

• Pedal bikes: £16
• E-bikes: £20

Pimbo closes over the winter and reopens each spring, so check the booking site for current season dates before planning a visit outside the main season. Book online in advance through the park's booking system. The park has gone booking-only during high-demand periods before, so check ahead rather than turning up without a booking. Prices are correct as of September 2026 but subject to change, so check current rates on the venue's website before you book.

Rider Rules

• Helmets must be worn at all times when riding. Full-face and half-face helmets are accepted.
• Use the push-up routes.
• No pushing up trails or starting part way down the field.
• No throttle-powered bikes.
• No remote-controlled cars.
• Anyone ignoring the rules will not be able to ride and will be asked to leave without a refund.

Rider Ages

• Riders aged 5 and under must be accompanied by a riding adult for the session.
• Riders aged 13 and under must be accompanied by an appropriate adult who remains on site.
• Riders aged 14 to 18 must have their session booked online by a parent or guardian, or have a risk assessment signed on site by a parent or guardian.

Spectators

• Spectators are asked to sign an acceptance of risk form at reception.
• A Pimbo high-viz vest is available for spectators using the push-up routes.
• Drones can only be used with reception permission.

Getting Here

Pimbo Bike Park is just off the M58 and one junction from the M6, central to Liverpool, Manchester and Preston.

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