From balance bikes to BMX jumps, Sydney has great bike tracks — many close to Ryde — designed for kids of all ages and skill levels. These free, family-friendly tracks are perfect for building confidence, burning energy and enjoying an easy outdoor adventure.
Boronia Park Bike Track
Park Road & Princes Street, Hunters Hill
One of the most popular local tracks for families and kids, Boronia Park’s bike park has three colour-coded lines for different skill levels — from easy beginner lines to intermediate rolls and small jumps — all suitable for BMX, balance bikes, scooters and small mountain bikes. It’s free and great for a quick ride close to Ryde.
Majors Bay Reserve BMX & Pump Track
Cnr Norman & Nullawarra Avenues, Concord
This is one of Sydney’s newest BMX jump and pump track facilities, part of a major park upgrade at Majors Bay Reserve in Concord. The intermediate jump track called “The Shed” opened in late 2024 and provides fun challenges for riders of all ages and skill levels. The precinct also includes a family playground, outdoor youth space and walking paths.
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Intermediate jump track with jumps and rollers
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Junior pump track being rolled out for younger/less experienced riders
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Accessible and well-landscaped park space with other amenities
This makes it a fantastic addition to your ride-out list, especially for families and kids wanting a bit more flow and challenge.
F.S. Garside Park Pump Track
1 Onslow Street, Granville
A great ride spot in the Parramatta area, F.S. Garside Park features a fully-formed BMX pump track alongside playgrounds, exercise stations, sports fields and picnic areas — making it ideal for a family day out with options to explore beyond just the track.
Sue Savage Reserve BMX Pump Track
Chanel Street, Toongabbie
The first City of Parramatta Council pump track is now open at Sue Savage Reserve in Toongabbie, with additional skate park facilities and fitness equipment nearby. This newer pump track gives riders of all ages a flowing circuit to practice balance, rhythm and speed with smooth transitions — great for BMX, bikes, scooters and skateboards alike.
Sydney Olympic Park — BMX & Riding Zones
Sydney Olympic Park
A must-visit if you’re up for a slightly longer day out! Sydney Olympic Park features dedicated BMX and MTB areas with jumps, berms and trails to suit beginner through experienced riders, plus the popular Haslams Pump Track for free riding. (Check local listings or Sydney Olympic Park Council for details.
Other Trails & Ride Ideas Around Sydney
Not traditional BMX tracks, but great for bike lovers and family rides:
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Prospect Creek Cycleway – A shared-use cycling path in Sydney’s west that’s perfect for beginners and casual riders.
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Concord Foreshore Trail – A scenic riverside ride that links Majors Bay Reserve with other parkland spots.
Tips for Visiting BMX Spots
- Safety first: Always wear a helmet and pads, especially on jump tracks and pump circuits.
- Best times: Early morning or late afternoon rides in warmer months are more comfortable and quieter.
- Bring water & snacks: Some parks have limited facilities, so water and snacks make the outing easier.
- Combine activities: Spot like Majors Bay Reserve and F.S. Garside have playgrounds and picnic spaces — perfect for family days.