A pump track is a circuit of rollers, banked turns, and features designed for bikes, scooters, and skateboards. It’s a fun, safe space for all ages and skill levels to ride, learn, and connect.

Everyone is welcome! The track is designed for kids, teens, adults, and families—whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned rider. It’s a place for the whole community to enjoy.

Yes, it definitely is. We would explore options such as planting out tall trees.

It will need to be safe for riders, walkers and drivers. Some ideas are having a rope barrier around the perimeter of the roadway, improving signage, and ensuring there is adequate visibility for riders and drivers to see each other at entry and exit points.

Cool! We would be very appreciative of any help given, please just share your thoughts below and let us know how you might be able to help.

Safety is very important. We will look to design some traffic calming, as well as work with local residents and park visitors to ensure a pedestrian priority approach to the park

We're locals! We're parents of young kids who live on the hill and like to ride bikes. We've seen how good pump tracks can be for our own children in developing their biking skills, getting them out and about, and meeting other people. Check us out over on About Us.

Funding will come from a mix of community fundraising, local grants, and potential sponsorships. We’re committed to transparency and will keep everyone updated as the project progresses.

A pump track encourages outdoor activity, brings people together, and offers a safe space for play and exercise. It can boost local pride and create new opportunities for events and learning. Getting out into nature also has mental and physical benefits, especially for children in their development.

We’d love to hear from you! You can fill out our feedback formor reach out directly. Your input helps shape the project and shows community support.

We’re in the early stages, gathering feedback and support. Once we have community backing we’ll share a detailed timeline and next steps with everyone.

There are other tracks at schools, and at Stratton Street. These offer different opportunities for developing skills compared to a pump track. See Learn More for details.

We would get proposals from a number of professional pump track designers to both design and build it. There may be opportunity during both phases for public input and mahi.

GW primarily and HCC for some of the road and parking space.

This space offers a car park and grass area at the moment with limited planting. We would work with the designers to incorporate the existing planting where possible.

The intention would be not to reduce parking.