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Sprowston Bike Track

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Stock photo, not Sprowston Bike Track
  • Information:
  • Type: Compact Track
  • Riding: BMX
  • Facilities: Car Park Toilets
  • Admission: Free access
  • Typical visit: A couple of hours
  • Surface: Shaped dirt
  • Run by: Sprowston Town Council (Operator)
  • Country:๐Ÿด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ England
  • County:Norfolk
  • Website:Sprowston Bike Track โ†—

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Description

Sprowston Bike Track is a small dirt track on Sprowston Recreation Ground, on the north-east side of Norwich. Sprowston Town Council describes it as a purpose-built cycle fun track for off-road pedal cycles.

The Track

  • Dirt lines winding through grass, with a gravel patch, in a corner of the recreation ground.

Also in the Park

  • The six-acre Recreation Ground has football pitches, a cricket pitch and pavilion, a bowling green, ten tennis courts, a kick wall with a basketball hoop, a fenced play area for small children, toilets and two car parks.
  • It gets busy with football at weekends in season and cricket in summer.

Also Nearby

  • SYEP's Sprowston Youth Bike Club rides a youth-built dirt jump track at the Urban Adventure Garden on Church Lane, for ages 11 to 18, on Wednesday and Friday evenings.

Getting Here

  • Sprowston Recreation Ground, Dixon Road, Sprowston, NR7 8QJ, next to Sprowston First School and the library.

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