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Burnley Pump Track

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  • Information:
  • Type: Compact Track
  • Riding: Pump Track
  • Admission: Free access
  • Typical visit: A couple of hours
  • Surface: Surfaced
  • Distance(s):Under 5km
  • Country:🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England
  • County:Lancashire
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Description

Burnley Pump Track is a 120 metre loop of rollers and berms in Brun Valley Forest Park, on the Rowley side of Burnley. The hard-packed track suits mountain bikes and BMX bikes, and riders of all ages and experience.

The Track

  • The loop is about 120 metres long, made up of rollers and berms that a confident rider can pump round with very little pedalling.
  • The surface is built from recycled material and stone, packed hard, rather than loose soil.
  • The track was built by Territorial Army soldiers from 75 Engineer Regiment with young people from the Prince's Trust, and designed with Ian Warby and Jan Czuganlinski of Ride-On Cycles in Rawtenstall.

Getting Here

The track is reached from Queen's Park Road, Burnley (BB10 3LB), at the entrance to the former Rowley landfill site that is now part of Brun Valley Forest Park. Arrive by bike or on foot along the park paths.

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