A community-owned Clark and Kent BMX race track in an old slate-quarry village, with berms paved in charcoal blocks to match the slate and the original London Olympic start gate.

A community-run Velosolutions track in three parts, a main loop with Vorld lap timing, a beginner loop and an advanced jump line for BMX and mountain bikes.

Rollers, jumps and broad berms beside a carver skate bowl at the Adventure Parc Snowdonia attraction, ridden in paid sessions you book online.

A track that local young people campaigned for and helped design, with a progression route and an intermediate route, each with its own start, for bikes, scooters, skateboards and wheelchair users.

Built by pro BMX rider Joe Baddeley, with rollers and berms looping over grassed mounds and views across the Dee Valley to the hills.

A volunteer-run cycling centre with a year-round mountain bike pump track of about a kilometre of rollers, berms and jumps, plus a floodlit BMX race track ridden at Dragon Riders BMX Club sessions.

A small oval of narrow, hard-packed lanes over grassed rollers and round berms on the village recreation ground.

A loop of about 280 metres, with a paved start hill, six straights of grassed rollers and five block-paved berms.

A council track that rides like a pump track, with two big asphalt berms linked by lanes of rollers and doubles, beside the park's skate park.

A hard-packed loop of rollers, berms and a few jumps built by local riders, a short ride from the Dyfi Forest trails and handy for a warm-up or an evening session.

A split sprint track near the Elan Valley road, its mirrored layout letting two riders race side by side, and a venue that has hosted rounds of the British Pumptrack Series.

A central run of closely spaced rollers to pump through, with high, built-up berms for carrying speed round the corners.

A community track laid out more like a pump track than a race track, with hard-surfaced lanes over grassed rollers and berms and a small skate park beside it.

A multi-lane loop of rollers with asphalt berms in a woodland clearing just above the Clyne Valley cycle path, showing its age in places.

One continuous loop of rollers and tall, sculpted berms beside the skatepark, and its builder, Clark and Kent, describes a jump line of hips and transfers alongside for experienced riders.

A loop of rollers and berms beside the playing fields, run by the community council and designed to suit every rider.

Lanes of rollers with berms at each end and a long outer loop, rebuilt from the village's old BMX track for children, teenagers and adults alike.

A national-standard BMX race track on the old Coegnant Colliery site, run by the volunteer Llynfi BMX Racing Club, whose pay-as-you-go open sessions need no booking, with race bikes and full-face helmets to borrow.

Rollers, berms and cambered turns by Trailcraft, right beside the Rhondda Fach Active Travel Route, on land once used to store landslip material after Storm Dennis.

Roller lanes joined by berms beside the city's historic outdoor velodrome, open whenever the centre is, with no booking; helmet, gloves and pads are required.

A floodlit 400 metre BMX race track built to international standard, with 5 and 8 metre start hills, run by Cardiff BMX Racing Club, which welcomes everyone from complete beginners to international racers.

A compact precast concrete track by On Track, with a tight circular berm into a run of rollers, in the Riverside Walk park beneath Trecelyn Viaduct.

A volunteer-run dirt jump site with six jump lines, a novice track and a dual slalom, plus an all-weather asphalt pump track of four straights.

A 400 metre national-standard track of hard-packed lanes, with a start hill and four long straights of rollers linked by berms, where the park hires out BMX bikes so you can try it without your own.

A track of rollers and berms on the village playing fields, which has hosted Welsh Cycling's Gilwern Pump Track Jam race evenings.

Unofficial, rider-built descents on the wooded hillside above a country park, with a pump track by On Track beside the cafe and bike shop at the bottom.

More than 50 graded trails served by an uplift, with a quarry skills area and a pump track alongside the main venue area.

A trail centre with blue and red cross-country trails and two downhill tracks, plus a small pump track beside the main car park for younger riders and beginners.

Signposted singletrack from green to black beside a reservoir in the Preseli foothills, with a skills area and pump track and bike hire on site.

A bike park of around a dozen graded trails with two pump tracks, Little Pump for younger and newer riders and Big Pump, near the reception.