The Tenterfield Pump Track, nestled in rural NSW, offers an exhilarating experience for riders of all skill levels. Boasting not one, but two pump tracks, it caters to a wide range of enthusiasts from bike riders, scooter rollers, rollerskaters and skateboarders. Both tracks feature a smooth tar surface and include the standard array of humps, bumps, and bank turns that riders have come to love. However, they differ in size and complexity. The smaller track provides a more accessible option for beginners or those looking for a quick session, while the larger track offers a more challenging experience with its greater circumference and larger humps and bumps.
Situated adjacent to the new Tenterfield Skatepark, the pump track forms a vibrant hub for the local community, providing ample opportunities for riders to hone their skills and enjoy the thrill of the ride.
Leumeah Pump Track
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...
The Ridge Pump Track
There is a new pump track in Barden Ridge. The Ridge Pump Track costs a whopping 1.15 million and has a lot to show for its costs. With almost 1,000 square meters of looping circuits, the pump track is massive. The tar surface is as smooth as any, and a huge amount of...
Albion Park Rail Pump Track
Located in the middle of McDonald Park Playground in Albion Park Rail is a tar pump track. The small pump track with some mellow humps and bumps for beginners to roll around on. The track only has a straight section with humps and bumps to pump over. A great park to...
