ASPHALT
PUMPTRACKS

A thrilling community asset

A pumptrack is a continuous loop of rolling features and banked turns designed for riders to maintain momentum without pedalling — using body movements called “pumping.” They are suitable for bikes, scooters, skateboards, and even wheelchairs, making them one of the most inclusive recreational facilities available.

Why Pumptracks Benefit Communities

  • Active Recreation for All Ages – Encourages outdoor play and physical activity.
  • Inclusivity – Accessible to beginners, advanced riders, and multiple user types.
  • Community Hub – Creates a social gathering space that promotes healthy lifestyles.
  • Durable and Low-Maintenance – Professionally designed asphalt tracks can withstand years of use with minimal upkeep.
  • Economic Value – Attracts visitors and events, supporting local business.
  • Environmental Integration – Can be sensitively designed to fit naturally into open spaces or urban areas.

The types of pumptracks

Defining Local, Regional, and National Pumptracks

Trailworx Australia is leading the industry in setting benchmarks for pumptrack scale, quality, and community impact.

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Local Significance

Area Requirement: 350m² – 1000m²
Track Size: 150m² – 450m²
Typically smaller in size.
Designed for neighbourhood parks or schools.
Encourage grassroots participation and safe skill progression.

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Regional Significance

Area Requirement: 1000m² – 2000m²
Track Size: 450m² – 850m²
Larger, with more features and multiple loops.
Capable of hosting local competitions and community events.
Draw users from surrounding towns and regions.

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National Significance

Area Requirement: 2000m² – 3000m²
Track Size: 850m² – 1350m²
Flagship facilities designed to host major competitions and tourism events.
Showcase advanced design and construction standards.
Act as destination attractions, driving significant visitation.

Our Process

Consultation & Site Assessment – Understanding your community’s needs and site conditions.
Concept Design – Tailored layouts that consider safety, inclusivity, and progression.
Detail Design & Documentation – Compliance-ready drawings and specifications.
Construction – Delivered by skilled builders with precision and care.
Handover & Community Support – Ensuring safe use, long-term performance, and lasting community value.

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Projects

See our amazing
pumptracks to be inspired.

Every site is unique, and so is the way we shape it. Take a closer look at the trails, tracks, and outdoor spaces we’ve helped create.

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FAQ


 

1. What is a pumptrack and who can use one?

A pumptrack is a continuous loop of rolling features (rollers) and banked turns (berms) designed so that riders can maintain and generate momentum using body movements – called ‘pumping’ – rather than pedalling.

They can be used by anyone with a wheeled device, including:

  • Bikes – from balance bikes to adult mountain bikes
  • Scooters and BMX bikes
  • Skateboards and inline skates
  • Wheelchairs and mobility devices

 

2. What sizes of pumptrack does Trailworx build?

We build pumptracks across three scale categories:

  • Local significance: 350–1,000m2 total area – suited to neighbourhood parks and schools
  • Regional significance: 1,000–2,000m2 total area – capable of hosting local competitions and events
  • National significance: 2,000–3,000m2 total area – flagship facilities for major events and destination tourism

 

3. Why choose asphalt over dirt for a pumptrack?

Asphalt pumptracks offer significant advantages over dirt tracks for council and community settings:

  • Far more durable – withstand heavy use, rain, and UV exposure without degrading
  • Lower maintenance costs over the life of the asset
  • Accessible to a wider range of wheeled users, including scooters, skateboards, and wheelchairs
  • Consistent, safe ride surface year-round
  • No muddy closures after rain