OUR trails

Trailworx was engaged as principal contractor by Brisbane City Council to deliver the design and construction of a new multi-user riding facility at Glindemann Park. The project aimed to create an inclusive space that supports riders of all skill levels from beginners gaining confidence to advanced users seeking a challenge. A standout feature is the progressive jump line, which meets the growing demand for higher-level riding opportunities within public park environments. The track layout encourages skill development while maintaining a safe, open-space setting for community use. Material selection played a key role in ensuring both performance and longevity. A mix of asphalt, timber, dirt, and stone was used strategically throughout the build to achieve low-maintenance durability, benefiting both riders and council.

Trailworx partnered with Sunshine Coast Regional Council to deliver the Buderim Pump Track. This project was an exciting new addition to the region’s growing network of active recreation spaces. Designed for riders of all ages and skill levels, the track strikes a balance between flow, progression, and accessibility, encouraging confident riding and community engagement. The project required careful integration with the surrounding parkland, with particular attention paid to landscaping and drainage. These elements were planned in from the start to ensure the track blended seamlessly with the environment while maintaining long-term durability. Close collaboration with council and local stakeholders helped shape a track that reflects community needs and site conditions.

Trailworx Australia successfully secured Noosa Council’s inaugural asphalt pump track in 2023 at Sundial Park Tewantin. Spanning 800m2, it features a 65m long asphalt jump line with three ramped jumps, replacing a deteriorating dirt jump line. Through a design and construct contract, we ensured on-budget completion within the timeframe, preserving tree root zones and managing stormwater with swales and subsurface pipes. The pump track has since become a beloved activity hub for residents of all ages and abilities.

As Stage 2 of a larger project, this involved design and construction of an asphalt pump track, dual slalom line, and skills park. We used over 600 tonnes of roadbase, 70 tonnes of hotmix asphalt, and 1000 tonnes of our unique ‘Trailworx-mix’ capping material to create three world-class riding facilities.

Trailworx collaborated with TLCC to construct a top-tier pump track at Blatchford Reserve, offering diverse and enjoyable recreation for all ages and skill levels. The design prioritised protecting parkland trees and close cooperation with the Council maintained both environmental integrity and design excellence. The track’s innovative features ensure riders return for the thrilling experience. Trailworx takes pride in contributing to this project, observing the community’s enthusiastic use of the new pump track.