Located in Maitland, NSW, the Woodberry Pump Track offers a smooth and exciting experience for cyclists, roller bladers, scooter rollers and skaters of all ages. Constructed from durable tar, the track features a standard selection of mellow humps, bumps, banked turns, and berms, providing a fun and flowy ride. Whether you’re a beginner looking to improve your skills or an experienced rider seeking a quick adrenaline boost, the track caters to all levels of ability.
The Woodberry Pump Track is strategically located next to the newly opened Woodberry Skate Park, which was unveiled in 2023. The skatepark boasts an impressive enclosed bowl and a range of street features, including rails and ledges. Together, the pump track and skatepark offer a complete action sports experience, making Woodberry a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers in the Maitland area.
Whether you’re looking to cruise through the smooth curves of the pump track or master new tricks at the skatepark, Woodberry provides an exciting environment to throw down.
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