Description
Treuddyn Pump Track is a looped pump track on Queen Street in Treuddyn, Flintshire, built by Clark and Kent Contractors for the village and run by Treuddyn Community Council. It is a track of about 280 metres, with a paved start hill, rollers and five block-paved berms, set in the village recreation ground beside the play area.
The Track
The loop runs through six straights of grass-covered rollers, joined by five block-paved berms, with a paved start hill to get you moving. The paved berms give a firm, consistent line through each turn, and the rollers reward a steady pumping rhythm rather than pedalling. There is a return path for riders alongside the loop.
- About 280 metres around the loop, with six straights of rollers
- Five block-paved berms and a paved start hill
- Grass run-off around the edges and open sightlines across the field
Facilities
- Treuddyn Play Area is next to the track, handy if you are riding with younger family members
- Open grass around the track for spectating and resting
Getting Here
Use the postcode CH7 4LU for Queen Street in Treuddyn, and head for the village recreation ground beside the play area. Treuddyn Village Hall car park is a short walk away on Queen Street. Treuddyn is on the A5104, about four miles south-east of Mold.
Local Organisations
- Treuddyn Community Council: runs the village recreation areas, including the pump track and play area.
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