The Inverell Pump Track in rural New South Wales is a thrilling skateboarding, scooter and bike destination worth exploring. Constructed by the skilled team at Parkitect, this park features pre-fab concrete sections that are linked together. The design and construction showcase a high level of craftsmanship, providing an exhilarating experience for riders.
While the park itself is fantastic, it’s advisable to come prepared with a leaf blower. During our visit, we noticed an abundance of grass clippings scattered across the concrete surface. We opted to skate at the nearby Inverell Skatepark, which is conveniently just 100 meters away. Despite this minor inconvenience, the Inverell Pump Track stands out as a well-designed and expertly crafted destination for rolling around.
Kyogle Pump Track
The New Kyogle Pump track was opened in 2020. The tar pump track has plenty of lengths in track, however, the humps and bumps could be larger, so get a little more speed out of the track. A mellow pump track that is fun to pump around.
Suffolk Park Pump Track
Paradise has got even better in Suffolk Park, Byron Bay Shire Council, with the recent construction of an awesome new tar pump track. The paths are wide, and the humps and bumps are plenty large enough to get some serious speed. There is also a heap of different paths...
Woodenbong Skatepark
The Woodenbong Skatepark is on a small concrete slab with four pre-fab features that make for a quarter, bank, rail and euro gap. There is a small pump track off to the side of the skatepark. The pump track would be good for beginners on bikes and scooters, although...
