It's all about the interplay of rollers and berms. These two essential components allow riders to "pump"—using a push-pull motion—to generate momentum and maintain speed. This creates a thrilling, undulating ride, similar to a rollercoaster but on a smaller scale, eliminating the need for pushing or pedaling.

What is a Pump Track?

Many NZ "pump tracks" underdeliver, with some in-ground versions lacking the key features and required geometry for a smooth, safe ride across all wheel types.
Non-compliant designs can be choppy, awkward and even unsafe.
Parkitect's modular pump tracks eliminate this uncertainty, mirroring modern playground safety for a consistently fun and safe experience.
The right track creates a popular wheeled play community hub that uniquely promotes health and wellbeing and brings people together.
Recognising that not all 'pump tracks' are equal, choosing a Parkitect track means investing in a genuine, safe, and robust riding experience for your community – and your peace of mind.

Projects

Mangere Bridge Pump Track

Archibald Park Pump Track

Huapai Pump Track

Te Puru Pump Track

Fergusson Basketball + Pump Track

Panuku Pump Track

Porirua Pump Track

Orangapani Pump Track

Onehunga Bay

Morrinsville Pump Track

Bluff Pump Track

Mangere Bike Fit Pump Track

Dunedin Pump Track

Hibiscus Pump Track

Flaxmere Pump Track

Waikanae Modular Pumptrack

Howick Pumptrack

Don Buck Pump Track

Riverside Youth Pop Up Park

Shirley Pump Track

Schools Pump Track

Okiwi Pump Track

Smiths Avenue Pump Track

Lake Taupo Resort Pump Track

Waitakere Pump Track
