Discover Pump Tracks
A pump track is a looped course of rollers and berms ridden by pumping – pushing into the valleys and unweighting on the crests – without pedalling. Pump tracks suit all ages and skill levels, from balance bikes to enduro MTBs. Many are free and open to the public.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Pump Tracks
What is a pump track?
A pump track is a looped circuit of rollers (small hills) and berms (banked turns). You generate speed by pumping – pushing down in the valleys and lifting on the crests – without pedalling. Pump tracks work for mountain bikes, BMX, scooters and even inline skates.
Are pump tracks free?
Most public pump tracks are free to use. Pump tracks inside bike parks or private facilities may be included in the entry price.
What age are pump tracks suitable for?
Pump tracks are suitable for all ages – many have a kids' section with smaller rollers. Experienced mountain bikers also use pump tracks for technique training.
What's the difference between an asphalt and dirt pump track?
Asphalt pump tracks are all-weather, low-maintenance and suitable year-round. Dirt pump tracks offer more grip and a more natural feel but are typically closed in wet conditions.
Find a Pump Track Near You
Use the Lemoyn map to find the nearest pump track by location search. Many pump tracks in the DACH region are free and suitable for all ages – from balance bikes to enduro bikes.
Pump Tracks for Beginners
Pump tracks are ideal for beginners: the track length is manageable, speed is controllable and falls are usually minor. The rhythmic pumping improves balance and coordination – perfect as an introduction to MTB.
Pump Track Competitions
Pump tracks are also popular in competitive sports – from local community events to international UCI Pump Track Championships. On Lemoyn you'll find all events nearby, including pump track races.