to the official centre of the Kingdom, a hidden gem that is Ribble Valley. With picturesque villages, soul-soothing countryside and warm-hearted inhabitants, Ribble Valley is somewhere rather special—and certainly worth a visit.
The Lloyds Tour of Britain Women 2026 will pass through the Ribble Valley on Thursday 20 August, with Stage Two starting in Clitheroe and finishing in Blackpool. The 117.9km route will showcase some of Lancashire’s most stunning scenery, taking riders through the Forest of Bowland and surrounding villages before heading... Read More
Stars were shining in Ribble Valley, when the annual Stars in Tourism awards lit up Eaves Hall, West Bradford. The awards are part of the Ribble Valley Tourism Gathering, an annual celebration of tourism and hospitality attended by more than 120 local business representatives. The event began with a trade... Read More
In 2018, a Bronze Age burial site was discovered on the outskirts of Clitheroe during the construction of a new housing estate. The cremation urns are currently on display at Clitheroe Castle Museum, offering a rare opportunity to reflect on early Bronze Age burial practices. Nine cremation burials were found in the centre of the site which was enclosed by a ring ditch. It was possible to use radio-carbon dating on seven of the cremations which date from between c.1915......
Ribble Valley boasts an abundance of award-winning eateries with friendly and professional staff just waiting to welcome you. From cosy cafés and tearooms to gastro pubs, contemporary mill conversions and a Michelin-starred manor house restaurant, there is somewhere to suit all tastes here in ther Ribble Valley.
Whether you are travelling with family, friends or alone, Ribble Valley has high quality accommodation to suit everyone. You will love the diversity of places to stay, from fully serviced luxury, to the freedom of self-catering and camping or glamping. Set in scenic splendour, you can choose to be close to a town or to hide away in pure peace and tranquillity.
Whether you are travelling with family, friends or alone, Ribble Valley has high quality accommodation to suit everyone. You will love the diversity of places to stay, from fully serviced luxury, to the freedom of self-catering and camping or glamping. Set in scenic splendour, you can choose to be close to a town or to hide away in pure peace and tranquillity.
Church Walk, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7 2RA.
T: 01200 425111
