Philips Park is a strong Greater Manchester eMTB directory entry because it offers “real local MTB” in a compact format—short laps, woodland texture, and the kind of riding you can repeat for progression. On a UK-legal pedal-assist eMTB, it’s particularly useful because you can turn limited elevation into a productive session: climb, descend, repeat, and keep the ride quality high without the day becoming a grind.
Philips Park isn’t an uplift bike park, and it doesn’t have the full visitor infrastructure of a trail centre. But as a local riding venue for eMTB riders who want frequent sessions, it’s exactly what many people search for.
Key information
| Web address | https://www.visitbury.com/things-to-do/philips-park-mountain-bike-trail |
| Post Code | M45 7QJ Get Directions |
| Uplift / entry cost (adult) | £0 entry (no uplift) |
| Pass options | None |
| Bike hire eMTB hire | No on-site hire typically listed No |
| Parking | Free/limited (confirm on arrival; local restrictions apply) |
| eMTB policy | UK-legal pedal-assist eMTB (EAPC) suitable; shared-use etiquette required |
| Trails | Local MTB trails with woodland character and repeatable short laps |
| Uplift type | None |
| Best for | Local eMTB sessions, short lap riding, progression through repetition |
Facilities
Cost and uplift
No uplift, no tickets.
Bike hire
Bring your own bike.
Parking and arrival
Parking can be limited. If you want quieter trails and easier parking, earlier starts tend to work best.
Trails and riding style
Woodland riding with a local-trails feel. eMTB assist helps you stack laps and focus on consistency.
Facilities
Minimal compared with a trail centre—carry tools, water, and basic spares.
What to know before you go
In wet months, surfaces can be slick and slower. Ride predictably around other users and avoid skidding when it’s muddy.
Last updated: January 2026