Tamworth Pump Track, nestled in regional New South Wales, stands out as one of the premier concrete pump tracks in Australia. Located adjacent to the renowned Tamworth Skatepark, this facility offers riders an exhilarating experience with its smooth concrete surface and well-designed layout. Among the best in the country, the track boasts a variety of loops, providing cyclists, skaters and scooter rollers with options to tailor their experience.
The meticulously crafted pump track features a standard array of humps, bumps, and banked turns, ensuring a thrilling ride for users of all skill levels. The synergy of the track’s design and the quality of the concrete surface enhances maneuverability, making it a favourite among BMX riders and skateboarders alike. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a novice, Tamworth Pump Track provides an exciting outdoor venue, complemented by its strategic location next to the iconic Tamworth Skatepark. A must-visit destination for enthusiasts seeking a top-notch riding experience in the heart of New South Wales.
The pump track is fully equipped with public toilets, tables and chairs, water taps and even lights so we can roll around after dark.
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