Sorry, only just seen your question. Some parts would be ok for bikes but there are a lot of walkers so might be difficult on a bike.

Yes I think so as there are no gates but it used to have a reputation for evening guests taking part in dogging, without their pets (iugmm) there's no lights so I would think quite scary and potentially dangerous as the ground can be uneven in parts but each to their own. Enjoy

Sorry, but I don’t do Pokemon but if you fancy a few hours in a beautiful setting with a great cafe (plus toilets) with the family this is the place to go. Great walks and views over Lancashire on the edge of the Forest of Bowland.

Sorry I have only just seen this question. It would really depend on each individual but there are flat parts that you can use. It was four years ago now but I know then you could hire ‘trampers’ like electric scooter for tough terrain. They have them at the visitor centre next to the cafe. They can wizz all around beacon fell. But the person had to be able to sit in the scooter. Hope this helps.

There are several trails you can take and they're circular. Yes you can take your dog off lead but it can be very busy with other dog walkers, so make sure that your dog is confident around other dogs. You can spend as long as you like walking around and taking in the views but you can take half an hour on the short route. It is uphill to the summit and the paths can be muddy and rocky. If you have mobility issues you will need walking sticks and good solid boots. I have seen mobility scooters up there. Horse riders also use the trails too. There are several car parks along the one way road around the Fell. The main car park has the Visitor Centre, loos and cafe, with seating and picnic area.

Open all the time, pay and display 08.00 I think. Lots of small places to park on the edges of the park.

Beacon Fell, Preston PR3 2EW

I believe so. Always best to call to check should things have changed.