Description
Edenbrook Bike Track sits within Edenbrook Country Park in Fleet, Hampshire, and is also known as Fleet BMX Pump Track. The site combines a progressive skills bike track with a hard-surfaced pump track, all free to ride and council-run.
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It consists of a One Dot track for beginner riders and a Two Dot track for intermediate riders, with a push-up track and a large start and rest area at the top of the hill. There is also an Adventure Trail, Drops Zone, Flow Trail and a modular Wheeled Sports Track, alongside the original pump track. The tracks are designed to be progressive, so riders can learn and develop their skills.
One Dot Track
- For beginner riders developing pumping, jumping and cornering skills.
- 150m long, with a series of berms and rollers on the steeper sections to control speed, then a series of tabletop jumps that increase in size before a final left-hand berm merges the trail back onto the push-up path.
Two Dot Track
- 180m long and designed for intermediate riders.
- Like the One Dot Track, the top section has berms and closely spaced rollers on the steeper ground, but allows more advanced riders to jump between rollers. As the gradient levels off there is a series of double rollers that increase in size.
- A left-hand berm near the end sends riders into a final step-up jump before merging onto the push-up path.
Pump Track
A hard-surfaced pump track built as a continuous loop of rollers and berms, also known as Pale Lane Pump Track. It gives riders a compact, all-weather circuit for linking turns and carrying speed by pumping.
- Surface: Hard surfaced (tarmac)
- Also known as: Pale Lane Pump Track
Adventure Trail
A 440m skills trail for more experienced riders, packed with rollers, berms and bridges. Added in 2024 by On Track.
Drops Zone
A drops trail with progressive drops of 30cm, 60cm and 90cm. Added in 2024 by On Track.
Flow Trail
An introductory 100m flow trail with a gentle slope, suited to hybrid and balance bikes. Added in 2024 by On Track.
Wheeled Sports Track
A modular track for beginners in all wheeled sports, including skateboards and wheelchairs as well as bikes. Added in 2024 alongside the Adventure Trail, Drops Zone and Flow Trail, all built by On Track for Hart District Council.
Getting Here
- Pale Lane car park: off Pale Lane, Fleet, next to the railway bridge, RG27 8BA. Limited spaces, gated, with a 2.1m height barrier at the entrance.
- Main car park: next to Hart Leisure Centre, The Brambles, Fleet, GU51 5DW. Free, with no height or time restriction.
- Both car parks are free. The tracks themselves are free to use and open to the public.
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