A 300 metre race track on the Westfaling Street playing fields, with a Bensink start gate, asphalt turns and a layout the council says suits everyone from beginners to experienced racers.

A loop of berms and straights at Stanley Parker Playing Fields, run by the parish council, with its skate park right next door.

A loop of about 110 metres with berms, rollers and jumps at the village sports ground, about five miles south of Shrewsbury, aimed mainly at 9 to 14 year olds.

A compact loop of rollers and berms on Harlescott Grange Recreation Ground, finishing each lap through a wide 180 degree end berm.

A crushed stone track of rollers and berms run by Shrewsbury Town Council, and a good first step for newer riders, right beside a play area.

A main circuit of rollers and tall, open berms, with a straighter jump line alongside to step up to.

A compact loop of rollers and berms in Moston Road Recreation Ground, beside the playgrounds.

A two-straight BMX pump track of tabletops, rollers and jumps beside the village play area, built to suit newer riders and locals after something more testing.

The most challenging of the town council's BMX tracks, with a high mounded start, a steep asphalt start path and bigger stone jumps, beside a skate park.

A multi-line track of rollers and berms set among the trees of Upton Lane Recreation Ground, with a learn-to-ride area alongside.

A compact oval of hard-packed rollers and berms on the Pemberton Road playing field, close to a play area and a ball court.

A four-rider BMX pump race track with a start gate, where asphalt turns link hard-packed straights of rounded rollers.

A small council-run loop on a strip of grass behind Hills Lane Drive, sharing the park with a play area, a ball court and a shelter.

A straight leading into a berm on an open field off Aintree Close, with a skate park and play area just across the road.

Several lines of rollers and berms set into grassed mounds, right beside the playing fields off Alma Avenue.

A compact track of two looped sections in a woodland clearing, inside the Rough Park local nature reserve.

A narrow track squeezed in beside the railway at George Place, with a rolling straight that loops round at one end.

Asphalt berms linking hard-packed roller straights, in the recreation area beside the Wombridge skate bowl.

A 240 metre loop of rollers and berms on the recreation ground beside Lakelands Academy, paid for largely by community crowdfunding.

A loop of rollers on a slope at the edge of Birchmeadow Park's playing field, where asphalt berms link hard-packed straights.

A loop of berms and rollers with a return berm on the playing fields behind the community centre, part asphalt and part hard-packed.

A small hard-packed village loop of rollers and grassed berms near Oswestry, built for riders getting started on BMX.

A looped track of rollers and berms with a bowl-shaped end, rebuilt for the parish council at the Queen Street play area, beside a skate park.

A single continuous loop at Church Road Playing Fields, replacing the site's earlier pump track.

A pump track in Bradwell Dingle community park, built by Four One Four Skateparks for all ages and abilities.

A 120 metre track with asphalt berms, hard-packed straights and a start hill on the grounds of Burnwood Primary Academy, described by its builder as the first purpose-built pump track at a UK school. Ride outside school hours.

A looping circuit of rounded rollers and berms on the site of the former Cannock Stadium, with parallel lines in places and a few taller tabletops.

Continuous rollers and berms across several connected lines, on the Churchill Road recreation ground.

A compact loop of rollers and berms on the Jubilee Gardens recreation ground off Mount Road, with a play area, outdoor gym and perimeter path alongside.

A busy multi-lane BMX oval near Lichfield, looked after by the parish council and set beside a trim trail and a community orchard.

A large track on Newchapel Recreation Ground with berms, rollers, tabletops, doubles and a shark fin, plus several start platforms to join the circuit.

A four-straight bike track behind the Edward Marsh Centre, refurbished by Dirtworks BMX and set right beside the village skate park.

A scaled-down BMX-style loop of about 300 metres, with asphalt berms, a hard-packed limestone track, and rollers and a jump box that get harder as you go.

A 250 metre circuit of rollers, berms and jumps on the Meigh Road playing fields, including a shark fin and larger doubles.

A loop of berms and rollers on the Bretts Hall Estate recreation ground, built after local residents pushed for it and named in memory of a local child.

A loop of berms, rollers and jumps beside the play area on the Kitwood Avenue Recreation Ground, near Tamworth.

The home track of Nuneaton BMX Club, where an asphalt start hill and berms link hard-packed straights. The club runs coaching, a free induction for new riders, open gate sessions and bike hire, all booked through its site.

A tight, looping track of hard-packed lanes between grassed banks in Stockingford Recreation Ground, which also has a skate park.

Hard-packed straights of rollers linked by asphalt berms in the grounds of the Alan Higgs Centre, right next to its skate park.

A rebuilt track on the Blythe Valley Park estate near Solihull, where asphalt berms and rollers mix with hard-packed roller runs.

An oval loop of rollers and berms on the recreation ground, resurfaced so it can be ridden all year round.

A pump-style loop of hard-packed rollers set into grassed mounds and smooth asphalt berms, on Greenway Playing Fields.

A looped circuit of rollers and berms behind Hilton Community Hall, which the council keeps for BMX and mountain bikes and says is not for complete novices.

Lines of rollers, humps, jumps and berms between grassed mounds in Homer Hill Park, raised by the Friends of Homer Hill Park.

Hard-packed straights of rollers over grassed mounds, linked by asphalt berms, in Olton Jubilee Park next to the play area.

A compact loop of berms, rollers and gradients inside Battenhall Park, built for Worcester City Council.

Lines of rollers and berms between grassed mounds, rebuilt on the site of the park's old BMX track.

A loop of rollers and berms tucked into a wooded corner of the park beside the brook, built around the trees and open to every kind of wheels.

A BMX track along the edge of the village playing fields, looked after by the village hall charity, with a skate park beside it.

A loop of rollers and berms around grassed mounds in Wychbold Recreational Park, beside the play area and outdoor gym.

A circuit with transfer lines and a fly-out, beside a concrete skate park at the leisure centre.

A compact track beside the Adam Lee play area, with the Malvern Hills rising behind it.

A bigger, destination-style track by Four One Four Skateparks next to Perdiswell Leisure Centre, with a learner loop and a faster loop for confident riders.

A flowing track of rollers, berms and rhythm sections in Arrow Valley Country Park, alongside the town's BMX track and skate park.

An 80 metre hard-packed limestone loop of berms, rollers and tabletops for beginner and intermediate riders, off Heronswood Road.

A small loop of smooth rollers and berms on a tight town-centre site, built to replace the park's old BMX track.

A 150 metre track with a two-straight layout of rollers and two 180 degree berms, set into a sloping park.

A cycling hub with one of the largest asphalt pump tracks in the UK, plus a closed-road circuit, a learn to ride track and an all-ability circuit, mostly on a pay-and-ride booking system.

A council-run bike facility in Miners' Welfare Park, with the small Charity pump track alongside green, blue and red trails.

Commonwealth Games legacy riding in Sandwell Valley Country Park, with a pump track on site beside the Hill Top jump and berm course and the Miner's Trail.