Description
Wythenshawe Cycle Hub has a skills zone with short green red and blue tracks, a large pump track with two choices of line, green, blue, and red feature-filled woodland tracks, a learn-to-ride area, and a family route. It is an urban bike park and can be found in Wythenshawe Park, Manchester. It opened in September 2022
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Pump Track
- The pump track is large, long, full of rollers and berms, progressive in nature, with an all-weather asphalt surface. There are two distinct tracks green and white (smaller loop).
Mountain Bike, Red, Blue and Green Skills Tracks
- These are all short but feature-filled with rollers, jumps, drops, and berms. Each is perfect for your skill level. Perfect for sessioning and developing technical skills.
Mountain Bike, Red, Blue and Green Woodland Tracks
- Similar to above but in a woodland setting and even more feature-filled with rollers jumps, drops, and berms. Again great for sessioning.
Family route
- short and for families with kids
A Learn to Ride, skills zone
- For learning the basics of all bike riding in a simulated safe road environment
Other Stuff
- The hub is an investment of £1.55m. Manchester City Council successfully applied to the Places 2 Ride Fund and then match-funded through its Parks Development Programme.
- The hub was delivered through a partnership between British Cycling, MCR Active, Sport England, and the Department of Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS).
- It is free to access and open to the public.
- You can book cycling lessons for all levels.
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