Description
Zona Moller MTB Skills Park, Crawshawbooth (Rossendale) is a free, purpose-built public mountain bike skills park at Moller Ring, developed and run by the Lancashire charity WAVE Adventure. The course packs six progressive elements, skinnies, rock gardens, berms, table tops, drop offs and a seesaw, into a compact layout that can be ridden feature by feature or linked into longer lines, and it's open to riders of all abilities with no charge to use it.
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The Skills Area
The skills park is laid out with a variety of obstacles and lines that can be ridden individually or linked together. It offers a safe space to practise bike handling, build confidence and develop technique, whether you're a first-time rider or looking to refine your skills.
- Skinnies
- Rock gardens
- Berms
- Table tops
- Drop offs
- Seesaw
About WAVE Adventure
Zona Moller is run by WAVE Adventure, a registered charitable incorporated organisation (CIO No. 1208050) that has been delivering inclusive outdoor activities across Lancashire since 1999. The charity works with under-represented groups and under-served communities, providing free or subsidised programmes led by experienced outdoor practitioners, therapists and volunteers. WAVE Adventure is a recipient of the King's Award for Voluntary Service.
Their mountain biking programme includes:
- Children's learn to ride sessions (ages 4-11), working towards MIAS Gears Certificates, including balance bikes progressing to pedal bikes
- Adults learn to ride, by arrangement
- Over-50s led off-road ride, exploring local trails (Mondays)
- Bike maintenance training in partnership with Youth Justice (Mondays)
- Young people's activity club including mountain biking (Wednesdays)
- Junior MTB sessions and learn to ride at weekends
- Private MTB coaching, by arrangement, from group sessions through to 1:1, plus bike hire
- Volunteer trail building and rewilding days
Coaching and bike hire are priced separately from free access to the skills park itself: 1:1 coaching from around ยฃ150, small group coaching (3 riders) from ยฃ50 per person, group coaching (4 to 6 riders) from ยฃ40 per person, and led rides (6 or more riders) from ยฃ35 per person, with bike hire from ยฃ25. Prices are correct as of September 2026 but subject to change, so check current rates on WAVE Adventure's website before you book.
Beyond mountain biking, WAVE Adventure run a wide programme of free activities including kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, bouldering, climbing, gorge walking, mountain walking and orienteering. Sessions are tailored for a range of groups, including families, young people, adults with lived experience of mental health, and women-only groups. A young leader programme is also available for those aged 12 to 24. See the WAVE Adventure activities page for the full current programme.
Getting Here
Zona Moller MTB Skills Park is part of the Moller Ring recreation ground on Goodshaw Lane, Crawshawbooth, which leaves the A682 Burnley Road through the village. Park at Moller Ring and walk in to the skills area. Regular bus services run along Burnley Road through Crawshawbooth, connecting to Rawtenstall and Burnley.
Address
Moller Ring, Goodshaw Lane, Crawshawbooth, Rossendale, BB4 8DJContacts
Website: waveadventure.co.uk, Email: waveadventure@outlook.com, Facebook: facebook.com/WAVEAdventureUK, Instagram: instagram.com/wave.adventure
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A snapshot of what riders say about this trail
Riders describe Zona Moller as a free, volunteer and charity-built skills park that transformed a disused pump track into a genuine community asset.
The mix of features, table top jumps, berms, drops, rock gardens, skinnies and a seesaw, is built to let complete beginners progress at their own pace while still challenging more experienced riders, and an on-site bike repair and servicing stand rounds the park out as a proper place to spend the day. One reviewer summed up the appeal simply: "I couldn't believe my luck when these trails got built by a charity and local volunteers, completely rejuvenating a disused pump track."