Description
Battenhall Park Pump Track can be found in Worcester, in Worcestershire, inside Battenhall Park off Battenhall Rise (WR5 2DE). Built by Clark and Kent Contractors for Worcester City Council, it opened in November 2024 and was the city's first pump track. It is a compact asphalt loop of rollers, berms and changing gradients, free to ride and open to bikes, scooters, skateboards and skates.
The Track
Battenhall's pump track is a single continuous loop of rollers, berms and gradients set into grassed mounds, with painted arrows showing the direction of travel. It is built for riding without pedalling, so you pump your way round for speed. It suits first-timers learning to pump through to confident riders working on speed, balance and technique.
- Asphalt surface, so it can be ridden all year round once the rain has drained.
- Rolling sections with berms, bumps and changing gradients.
- Open to bikes, and also used by scooters, skateboards and skates.
Location and Access
The track sits on open grass in Battenhall Park, a city park that is also a route for people on foot and on bikes. There are good cycling links to the park from County Hall, Diglis and St Peter's, and Bike Worcester suggests riding in from the St Peter's area, about five minutes away. The council runs the park and the track, and it is open for anyone to ride.
Another Worcester Pump Track
Worcester's second, larger track opened in 2026 beside Perdiswell Leisure Centre: Perdiswell Pump Track has a learner loop and a faster section for intermediate and experienced riders.
Directions
Use postcode WR5 2DE for Battenhall Park (Battenhall Rise). Enter the park and follow the paths to the track.
Address
Battenhall Park Pump Track
Battenhall Park, Battenhall Rise
Worcester
WR5 2DE
United Kingdom
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