New pump track taking shape at Durrington Recreation Ground

Work is progressing on a new pump track at Durrington Recreation Ground, with facilities planned for cyclists and scooter riders of all ages and abilities.

10 Nov 2026 - 18:36
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New pump track taking
New pump track taking shape at Durrington Recreation Ground

Work is progressing on a new pump track at Durrington Recreation Ground, with the project taking shape as the town prepares to welcome an exciting new outdoor facility for local residents.

Durrington Town Council has shared an update showing the latest progress on the construction, with work well underway on the new cycling and wheeled sports facility.

The pump track is being designed to provide opportunities for people of different ages and abilities to enjoy outdoor activities, including cycling and scooting.

Once completed, the facility is expected to offer a new recreational space for children, young people and adults, encouraging physical activity and giving families another reason to spend time outdoors.

Pump tracks typically feature a series of rolling bumps and banked turns, allowing riders to move around the circuit by using their body movements rather than relying entirely on pedalling.

The design can make them suitable for a range of wheeled activities and different experience levels, providing opportunities for beginners to build confidence while giving more experienced riders a place to develop their skills.

The town council said it was fantastic to see the project taking shape, bringing the community one step closer to having access to the new facility.

Further updates are expected as construction progresses.

The development represents another addition to outdoor recreational opportunities in Durrington, with the new pump track set to provide a space for residents to stay active and enjoy the recreation ground.

C Lino

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