Track Features

The Longridge Pump Track includes a variety of elements to challenge and entertain riders:

121m long, with a main loop and an optional advanced jump line.
Surface: High-quality Velosolutions asphalt, suitable for bikes, scooters, skateboards, roller blades, and wheelchairs.
Open Access: It’s free to use, located in a public recreation ground.
- Large 180-degree berm
- S-shaped berms
- Plenty of line choice and transfer options
- Rollers and bumps up to 1.8 metres high
- Double berm
- Two metres wide

Other Stuff

The project cost £100,000 and was funded through £60,000 from Ribble Valley Borough Council via the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and £40,000 from the Lancashire Environmental Fund. The track was built by Velosolutions UK, a well-respected name in pump track construction.
Robin Hyde, owner of Flow Cycles, initiated discussions for the project back in 2020, with strong community backing helping the project move forward.
Grass, wildflowers, and native trees are being planted around the circuit to help it blend with its surroundings and create a welcoming community space.

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