The Victoria Park Pump Track in Kew, Melbourne, stands out as a premier destination for biking enthusiasts, skaters, rollerblades and scooter kids. This meticulously designed pump track offers an exhilarating experience with its smooth concrete surface that caters to both beginners and seasoned riders. The track’s surface not only provides excellent traction but also allows riders to navigate the twists and turns with confidence.
One of the standout features of the Victoria Park Pump Track is its incorporation of traditional elements such as humps, bumps, and burns. These classic features create an authentic riding experience, reminiscent of traditional pump tracks, making it a must-visit for those seeking a nostalgic yet thrilling ride. The track’s layout is well-designed, offering a balanced mix of challenges, ensuring riders of all skill levels can enjoy the course and maintain momentum.
Dandenong BMX Park
Dandenong BMX Park features two different concrete courses. The main course starts with a down ramp and follows with three large jumps in a row, before coming face to face with a 5ft quarter at the end. The small course is more of a circuit that has two smaller jumps...
Lancefield Skatepark
Lancefield Skatepark is located off Chauncey Street, Lancefield. A highly anticipated skatepark by the local community in the works for 20 years, it features street and transition elements that makes for a varied, well planned and built skatepark. Featuring a funbox,...
Vic Uni Skatepark
Vic Uni Skatepark is more of a course than a conventional skatepark. The skatepark is on the corner of Rees Rd and Straughton St, Melton South. Vic Uni is roughly 1.5 meters wide and 50 meters long that connect together as a square. Featuring Two large 5ft humps with...
