Description
Overlee Park Pump Track is a free, 200 metre asphalt pump track in Overlee Park, Clarkston, on the south side of Glasgow. Delivered by East Renfrewshire Council in partnership with Netherlee and Stamperland Community Council, it opened in autumn 2026 and has a beginner track, a main progressive track and a jump line, for bikes, scooters, skateboards and wheelchairs.
The Track
- A 200 metre asphalt pump track, built in tiers to fit a narrow, sloping site between the park's sports pitches.
- A low-profile track for those starting out sits next to the main progressive track. The main track has a double stacked berm with a slappy kerb, a central volcano linking its four arms, a hip topped with a concrete grind box, and a concrete rainbow ledge.
- A jump line runs from the top of the site to the bottom, finishing with a step-up and rollers that bring you back into the main track.
- Built for all wheels: bikes, scooters, skateboards and wheelchairs, with a layout designed to be usable by riders of all ages and abilities.
- Built by pump track specialists On Track.
- Floodlights, motion-activated with a cut-off timer, let you ride into the evening while limiting light pollution and late-night use.
- The track is free to use.
- The project was funded by sportscotland, the East Renfrewshire Renewable Energy Fund, the Scottish Government's Place Based Investment Programme and council capital funding, plus donations from the local community after around two and a half years of fundraising led by Netherlee and Stamperland Community Council.
Getting Here
- Overlee Park car park, Moray Drive, Clarkston, G76 8NN.
- By rail: Clarkston station, on the Glasgow Central to East Kilbride line, is a short walk from the park.
- Also in East Renfrewshire: Mill Run in Barrhead and Whitelee Mountain Bike Trails on Eaglesham Moor.
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