Description
Everton Pump Track is a loop of low rollers and berms on the upper paths of Everton Park, close to Netherfield Road South, north of Liverpool city centre. It is an older track of asphalt berms and hard-packed rollers, with grass creeping in at the edges, and it suits BMX and mountain bike riders who want a short, easy session in a public park.
The Track
- A single loop of low rollers and shallow berms, with a starting slope at one end, set in a grassed clearing among trees.
- Asphalt berms, including a deep bowl-shaped corner, link lines of pale hard-packed rollers. The surface is weathered, with grass and weeds growing in around the edges in places, so take your first lap steadily.
- It is ridden on BMX bikes and mountain bikes, and the low profile makes it a gentle place to learn.
Also in the Park
- Everton Skatepark sits a short walk west, on the other side of the trees.
- Peloton Liverpool, a not-for-profit cooperative, runs BMX Box L5 at the track, with free BMX coaching and bike repair sessions, and learn-to-ride sessions at the Mini Roads children's cycle track in the park. Check its site for current dates.
Getting Here
The track is on the upper paths of Everton Park, beside the corner of Netherfield Road South and Prince Edwin Street, postcode L5 4LS. Approach from Everton Road and turn towards Netherfield Road South. The Roscommon Street bus stops are about 70 metres away.
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