A compact asphalt loop of rollers and berms by Clark and Kent Contractors on the village recreation ground, ridden on BMX and mountain bikes as well as scooters and skateboards.

A loop of rollers and a berm beside the all-concrete skate park on Marine Drive in the North Bay, between the headland and the sea, good for warming up before the bowl or for laps of its own.

A compact zig-zag of turns and rollers in the corner of the Station Lane Sports Area, looked after by the parish council and a good place for younger riders to build confidence.

A free asphalt circuit of rollers, berms and jumps by Clark and Kent Contractors that loops back on itself across the natural fall of the ground, and a good stop on a visit to the Dales.

An asphalt loop of rollers and berms by Clark and Kent Contractors in Rainbow Lane Play Area, suited to everyone from balance bike riders to experienced BMX and mountain bike riders.

A hard-packed gravel loop of rollers with lines that split and rejoin, on the Millennium Green beside the River Nidd, looked after by the town council, with an asphalt pump track planned for the same spot.

One continuous asphalt loop by Clark and Kent Contractors in Woodlands Community Park, mixing beginner-friendly straights with more technical rhythm sections.

A progressive track in Rawcliffe Bar Country Park, by the Park and Ride, with a technical inner loop and a longer beginner loop that link together, and jumps, rollers and berms throughout.

A 130 metre track in Aireville Park with a start area, eight berms and five straights of single and double rollers, plus two transition platforms for changing direction.

Linked hard-packed lines of rollers and berms on the village playing field, built by Clark and Kent Contractors for the parish council.

A compact dirt oval at the south end of the Beech Road recreation ground in Friendly, a handy local spot for laps and cornering practice.

A dirt BMX layout of three straights joined by turns, tucked among the trees just beyond the park's football pitches.

A BMX race track in Peel Park with a start gate, asphalt berms and limestone dust straights, home of Bradford Bandits BMX Racing Club, which runs open and coached sessions.

A skills track in Buck Wood, listed on Google Maps as Buck Woods Bike Skills Track, with an oval of tabletops, doubles and drops for every ability plus a hand-built pump track.

Two Velosolutions tracks at the recreation ground, a larger asphalt pump track of berms, S-corners and transfer lines and a smaller loop for balance bikes, scooters and wheelchair users.

A BMX track with a start hill dropping onto straights linked by turns, on Fearnville Playing Fields next to the leisure centre, with a skate park on the same fields.

A surfaced loop of rollers and berms in Rein Park, linking several flowing sections, with arrows on the track to show the way round.

A volunteer-led rebuild of the town's old community BMX track beside Sustrans Route 67, with a refreshed layout and a new riding surface, looked after by the Friends of Wetherby BMX Track.

A fairly flat BMX layout of berms and jumps on hard-packed dirt beside the car park in Yeadon Tarnfield Park, an easy ride on a BMX, a mountain bike or a hybrid.

A large, progressive volunteer-run BMX track with nine lines, an asphalt start hill, big berms and the famous backset, plus a pump track in the middle of the circuit. Scooters and skateboards are not allowed on the track.

A free multi-line track among the trees of Chapeltown Park, with a top loop and a bottom loop down the slope that you can ride on their own or link for a longer lap.

A free, community-run asphalt pump track with three dirt jump lines alongside, from smaller tabletops to bigger jumps, looked after by Charnock Bike Track Club.

A short technical singletrack trail through the woods of Heeley People's Park that flows into a pump track of tight berms and jumps, sized for BMX and mountain bike wheels.

A Velosolutions asphalt track in Hillsborough Park, with a 170 metre main loop of four 180 degree berms and a 46 metre beginner loop alongside.

A dirt loop with hard-packed berms on the open grass near the park's climbing boulder, with views out over the city.

A hard-packed pump track that Biketrack reshaped from an old BMX track, which Ride Sheffield describe as surprisingly big, with a variety of lines.

A pump track in the Youth Activity Park behind Base71 Youth Zone, alongside a large concrete skate park, a beginner bike track and a parkour area.

A free BMX track of four jump straights, three big asphalt berms and a final straight that splits into two lines of tabletops, with a smaller learner track just to the north.

A dirt loop with a return line in Hexthorpe Flatts Park near the River Don, a short ride from the park's concrete skate bowl.

An asphalt pump track beside a traffic-free learn-to-ride loop in the new Waverley development, opened by Olympic champion Ed Clancy and open around the clock.

A narrow out-and-back line of grassed dirt rollers with a turn at each end on Bob Mason Recreation Ground, looked after by the parish council and good for practising pumping.

A BMX race track with a start hill, hard-packed straights and asphalt berms, home of Rotherham BMX, which runs coaching, race practice and club races open to every standard.

One continuous asphalt loop of rollers and berms beside the play area at the village hall, described by the parish council as the first pump track of its kind in East Yorkshire.

A BMX race track with a start gate, asphalt berms and jumps on hard-packed straights, with summer track nights run by the volunteer charity GY95, who also look after the GY95 Trails dirt jumps in Cleethorpes.

An asphalt pump track by Clark and Kent Contractors behind the Community Pavilion, with gentler lines alongside sections for speed, cornering and more technical riding.

A sealed asphalt pump track of low, fast rollers, S-turns and bowl-style corners, with several ways to link sections, in the park's Activity Zone beside a skate park.

A community bike track on the eastern edge of town with a pump track of rollers and berms, a longer jump line and a push-up track, an idea that came from young people at the Gallery Youth Project.

A 250 metre regional standard BMX race track rebuilt by Clark and Kent Contractors, with step-ups, doubles, triples, rollers and asphalt berms, home of Barnesbury Cycling Club and its coached sessions.

A large dirt oval with low mounds running up the field in Highfield Park, right next to a concrete skate and scooter park.

Two Velosolutions asphalt tracks, a 229 metre symmetrical main track built for head-to-head racing, with automatic lap timing, and a 43 metre junior track, a short ride from Chopwell Wood's trails.

An asphalt BMX pump track of rollers and berms between grassed mounds, laid out as several connected lines beside the play area in the Victorian park near Tynemouth.

A free asphalt pump track by On Track in West Park, with short and long loops, a jump-box centrepiece, a learn-to-ride area, a roller path and a toddler section.

A network of hard-packed dirt lines over grassed rollers on Moorfield, looked after by the parish council, with a concrete skate bowl at the community centre end of the field.

An all-weather asphalt loop of berms, rollers and rhythm sections by Clark and Kent Contractors at The Brooms, ridden as a full lap or in shorter segments.

A regional standard BMX race track with a working start gate at the TCR Hub, booked for groups and private hire with instruction rather than open for drop-in riding.

A single asphalt loop of rollers and berms by Clark and Kent Contractors near the village library, easy enough for beginners with enough flow to keep experienced riders busy.

Asphalt rollers and berms winding between grassed mounds beside Spectrum Leisure Centre, with linked lines to choose from.

A free BMX pump track in Woodham Park with a start hill, rollers and a wide asphalt berm, designed and built by professional riders and looked after by the town council.

An out-and-back line of asphalt rollers with a berm at each end on the open grass of North Park, listed on Google Maps as North Park Skatepark.

A network of hard-packed BMX and mountain bike lines over a grassed hillside from a start mound, in a local nature reserve, built by experienced riders to be easy to get into but still challenging.

A single flowing line of rollers, jumps, doubles and asphalt berms on Dormanstown Recreation Ground, also known as Redcar Pump Track.

A small pump and BMX track off Manless Terrace, listed on Google Maps as Skelton bike park, with several lines of rollers, small jumps, doubles and berms.

A compact asphalt circuit of rollers and berms by Dirtworks BMX, with beginner and intermediate routes packed into a small space beside the village games court.

A BMX track for jump and berm practice beside a floodlit 750 metre closed-road cycle circuit and a learn-to-ride area, at the council's country park with a visitor centre and cafe.

A Forestry England trail centre whose skills area at Dixon's Hollow has a pump track alongside 4X and shore features, built with the volunteers of SingletrAction.

A free bike park with a graded green to black loop, a dedicated pump track, a BMX skills track and a jump line, with a cafe, bike shop, hire and coaching on site.

Free trails a mile from the city centre, with a blue loop, a dual slalom and a separate asphalt pump track by the car park, looked after by Ride Sheffield.

SingletrAction's technical red and black trails in Stainburn Forest, with two pump tracks on site, one of them among the earliest built in the UK.

Graded trails across the North York Moors escarpment from the National Park Centre, with a skills area, an all-weather pump track and a family loop.

Three linked community-built sites, including the Little Toe pump track on Millennium Field for younger and less experienced riders, the Devil's Toenail Bike Park and the Red Kite Trail.