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Craigavon Mountain Bike Pump Track and Trails
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  • Information:
  • Type: Mtb Base
  • Grades: Blue,
  • Riding: Cross Country,Pump Track
  • Facilities: Car Park,Toilets,Cafe
  • Distance(s): Under 5km, 5-10km, 11-20km
  • Country: Northern-ireland
  • County: Armagh
  • Website: Craigavon
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Description

Craigavon Mountain Bike Pump Track and Trails, County Armagh – A purpose-built mountain bike loop and asphalt pump track set within Craigavon City Park beside the twin lakes. The site combines a flowing forested trail network with an open, family-friendly pump track near the Watersports Centre. Developed by Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, it remains a popular local riding spot for all levels.

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Main Trail Loop

The main cross-country loop runs for around 10 km, following lakeside singletrack, wooded paths and short sections of tarmac. It offers a mix of surfaces suited to beginners and intermediate riders. The route is signed and easy to follow, with gradual climbs and gentle descents weaving through the park.

  • Distance: approx. 10 km
  • Grade: Green to Blue (mixed)
  • Surface: Compact gravel, singletrack, and short tarmac connectors
  • Start point: Craigavon Lakes car park, beside the Watersports Centre

Blue Trail Sections

Older site brochures reference distinct Blue sections within the loop, described as narrow and twisty singletrack with roots and variable surfaces. These add variety and flow for intermediate riders. However, current signage and online maps show the trail as a single loop rather than separate Green and Blue routes, so the status of independent Blue segments is uncertain.

Pump Track

The asphalt pump track beside the main car park provides a compact, well-constructed loop for riders of all ages. It’s great for skills practice and family sessions, with rollers and berms designed for flow and balance. Open access and free to use.

Facilities

The trailhead is beside the Craigavon Watersports Centre where riders will find toilets, changing areas, and parking. There’s also a café on-site (seasonal hours) and picnic areas around the lakes. Bike hire is occasionally available through local partners. The loop starts and finishes directly at the car park, making it easy to access for families and groups.

Directions

Craigavon City Park lies between Portadown and Lurgan, just off the A3 Lake Road. From the M1 motorway, take Junction 10 and follow signs for Craigavon City Park and Watersports Centre. The trailhead and pump track are clearly signposted from the roundabout at Lake Road. Parking is available at the main lakeside car park.

Events and Community

The park is used by local clubs for coaching and casual rides. Occasional events, including youth sessions and triathlons, take place around the lakes, so check for notices before visiting. Riders are asked to share paths respectfully with other park users.

Address

Craigavon Lakes / City Park
Craigavon
County Armagh
BT64 1AS
Northern Ireland

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Avg 0.90
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Not looked after 

What could be improved?

Everything 

Not maintained 

Would you recommend?

no

Date written:

31/07/2025 - 6 months ago

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Neat little pump track!:
Avg 3.80
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Neat little track

Adds something neat to the local area and great for kids as well as the big kids

Would you recommend?

yes

Date written:

26/12/2024 - about 1 year ago

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