The All-Rounder – A Smart Investment for Communities

The “All-Rounder” pump track is the most popular choice — because it works for everyone. From toddlers on balance bikes to seniors on scooters, it welcomes all ages and all skill levels. Whether someone is a complete beginner or a seasoned rider, this pump track gives them a place to enjoy, learn, and grow.

This universal appeal makes the All-Rounder ideal in many situations — especially when there’s no clear primary target group, or when the goal is to serve the broadest community possible.

Best Use Cases for Municipalities & Investors

Small towns or communities with limited resources — an All-Round pump track offers both fun and long-term value for all residents, making it a wise and efficient choice.

Where this track will be the only recreational installation — if the pump track will be the main playground or leisure spot in a region, the All-Rounder helps maximise reach and engagement.

Areas where the target audience is unclear or diverse — when it’s difficult to predict who will use the facility, an All-Round track is a safe, inclusive bet.

Design & Features That Work for All Skill Levels

The All-Rounder is engineered to balance accessibility and challenge:

• Banked turns (“berms”) are typically around 1.4 meters high.
• Rollers and other track elements vary in height between ~30 cm and ~1.3 m, offering a variety of riding experiences.
• Less experienced users can bypass harder sections, while skilled riders can use jumps or more demanding elements — keeping the track attractive and fun over time.

This design encourages progression: beginners can learn and improve, and experienced riders will still find challenge and excitement.

Real-World Examples: All-Round Pump Tracks Across Europe

Several municipalities have already benefited from All-Round pump tracks:

Budapest 17, Hungary

Located in the 17th district of Budapest, this pump track has become a popular hub for families and young riders. Its accessible design blends seamlessly into the surrounding urban park, creating a safe and active space where children and teens gather daily. The track is used intensively throughout the year and has grown into a lively community meeting point.

Davos, Switzerland

The Davos pump track sits in a world-famous outdoor recreation region and attracts both locals and tourists. Built with All-Round principles, it offers smooth flow for beginners while still giving more advanced mountain bikers enough speed and rhythm to stay challenged. Its placement in a high-profile alpine sports destination shows how an All-Round track can boost sport tourism and local engagement at the same time.

Montafon, Austria

The Montafon pump track is part of a larger sports and leisure area that serves both residents and visitors. Its well-balanced design supports all types of users — from kids on scooters to experienced riders looking for dynamic lines. Surrounded by mountains and existing sports infrastructure, the track has become a key attraction for families, schools, and holidaymakers, adding significant value to the region’s year-round outdoor offering.

These examples show how flexible — and how community-enriching — a pump track can be when designed with the All-Rounder concept in mind.

A Valuable Long-Term Community Investment

If your municipality or organization wants a recreational facility that:

• attracts a wide range of users (all ages, all backgrounds),
• remains fun and relevant over many years,
• fits limited budgets or space,
• and offers great return in social value —

then an All-Rounder pump track is a smart, inclusive, and low-maintenance solution.

Interested? We can help you plan the perfect All-Round track layout — custom-designed to your community’s needs and space. Contact us!