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Fearnville BMX Track

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Stock photo, not Fearnville BMX Track
  • Information:
  • Type: Compact Track
  • Riding: BMX
  • Typical visit: A couple of hours
  • Country:๐Ÿด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ England
  • County:West Yorkshire
  • Website:Fearnville BMX Track โ†—

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Description

Fearnville BMX Track is a BMX track with a start hill on Fearnville Playing Fields in east Leeds, next to Fearnville Leisure Centre. The fields also have a skate park, tennis courts and a football court, so there is plenty to do in one visit.

The Track

  • The track has a start hill dropping onto a set of straights linked by turns, laid out on the open ground next to the leisure centre.
  • A local guide describes it as a small track that is good fun for a ride round, so it suits riders building up their skills as well as those who want some laps.

The Skate Park

  • There is a skate park on the playing fields with a half-pipe and several ramps.

Also in the Park

  • Fearnville Playing Fields has three public tennis courts, a football court, a large open field and a crown green bowling club, with Fearnville Leisure Centre next door.
  • There are accessible toilets on site and further toilets in the leisure centre.

Getting Here

  • Fearnville Playing Fields, Oakwood Lane, Leeds, LS8 3LF.
  • Park in the Fearnville Leisure Centre car park.

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  • Photo: a stock image, not this track, by Artem Lysenko, via Pexels