The New Leumeah Pump Track cost $490,000 to design and construct. The pump track was opened in early 2021 and has been a popular facility for skaters, scooters and, more often, bikes.
The pump track is made out of tar and is very smooth. The layout of the track offers a number of different lines with humps and bumps that offer more speed than you need.
The landscaping of the park is some of the best we have seen at a pump track. Someone must be listing to the skaters crying out and pleading for the landscaping not to include tanbark. The green grass is a blessing and something we see more of at other pump tracks and skateparks.
The pump track is under lights, so you can cruise at night. A super fun pump track and a great addition to Leumeah Skatepark.
Murwillumbah Half Pipe
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Suffolk Park Pump Track
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