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Thrapston BMX Track

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Stock photo, not Thrapston BMX Track
  • Information:
  • Type: Compact Track
  • Riding: BMX
  • Typical visit: A couple of hours
  • Surface: Shaped dirt
  • Run by: Thrapston Town Council (Operator)
  • Country:🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England
  • County:Northamptonshire
  • Website:Thrapston BMX Track ↗

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Description

Thrapston BMX Track is a small dirt BMX loop with berms in woodland on Meadow Lane in Thrapston, beside the skatepark. It is owned and maintained by Thrapston Town Council.

The Track

  • The track is a compact oval of shaped dirt with a berm at each end and a grass infield, tucked into the trees beside the playing field.
  • Thrapston Town Council owns and maintains it, listing it among its parks and open spaces alongside the skatepark.
  • It is a dirt track, so it rides best when dry and the berms can change shape with weather and use. If you find it overgrown or out of use, let us know in the comments.

Also Nearby

  • The Thrapston Skatepark is beside the track, also run by the town council, so riders and skaters can share a visit.
  • The Nene Walk car park on Meadow Lane is a short walk away.

Getting Here

  • The track is off Meadow Lane in Thrapston (NN14 4JL), in the trees just south-west of the skatepark.
  • Park at the Nene Walk car park on Meadow Lane and walk the short distance to the skatepark and track.

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  • Please send us a photo of the track if you have one, as this listing has no photo of the track itself yet.
  • Photo: a stock image, not this track, by Artem Lysenko, via Pexels