Leeds Urban Bike Park

Leeds Urban Bike Park is a free, purpose-built mountain bike facility at Middleton Park in south Leeds, built on the site of a former golf course. It has a graded cross-country loop of green, blue, red and black trails, a pump track, a BMX skills track and a jump line, with under 5km of trail across the site. Riding is free, funded through the on-site cafe, bike shop, bike hire and coaching.

The Trails

• Leeds Urban Bike Park has trails for every level, running from green through to black across a graded cross-country loop, with under 5km of trail in total.
• Alongside the graded trails there is a dedicated Pump Track, a BMX Skills Track, and a Jump Line for dirt jump riders, with trail features built into the graded loop to help newer riders progress.

Local Organisation

• Leeds Urban Bike Park is run by Cycle Pathway CIC, a not-for-profit community interest company and the venue's licensed operator.
• The bike park receives no ongoing public funding: running costs are covered entirely by the on-site cafe, bike shop, bike hire and coaching, which is what keeps riding free.

Facilities

• Car park, toilets, cafe, bike shop, bike hire and coaching (1-2-1, group and school sessions) are all on site.
• Those without their own bike can hire one on site. Check the venue's website for current hire and coaching rates.

Beyond the Trails

• The bike park sits inside Middleton Park, a 630 acre council park that includes around 200 acres of ancient woodland, among the largest remaining in West Yorkshire.
• The wider park also has a lake for fishing, rose gardens, a playground, and the Middleton Railway, one of the world's oldest working railways, running along its edge, if you want to make a day of it beyond riding.

Getting Here

• The Bike Park's own car park is signed off Ring Road, Beeston Park, Middleton, Leeds, LS10 3TN, on the south side of Middleton Park, just before the water tower. Parking here is paid, from £1 for up to two hours to £4 for a full day, with free parking for Blue Badge holders and season tickets available. Prices are correct as of September 2026 but subject to change, so check Leeds City Council's parking pages before you travel.
• A free car park is available at Middleton Park's main entrance off Town Street, Middleton, Leeds, LS10 3SH, a short walk across the park to the bike park.
• By bus, First Leeds route 12 stops on the Ring Road near the old golf course, about a five minute walk from the Bike Hub. Routes 118, 2, 75 and 9C also serve the wider Middleton and Beeston area.

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