Asphalt pump track winding through a lakeside park

Pump tracks / Ontario

Good places.Great rides.

Asphalt and concrete pump tracks shaped around the site, the riders and the reason the place matters.

  • Rider-led design
  • Asphalt and concrete
  • Ontario site visits

What it is

A pump track is a circuit of rollers and banked corners you ride without pedaling. You pump the terrain instead of turning the cranks. Bikes, scooters, skateboards, wheelchairs - every age and every skill level, on the same loop.

Choose your surface

Two surfaces. One focus: the ride.

The right choice depends on footprint, riding goals, budget, maintenance planning and site conditions. We design both with equal care.

Asphalt pump track winding through a lakeside park

Asphalt

A continuous paved surface with a familiar park character. Asphalt can suit broad footprints, long flowing lines and projects where efficient coverage matters.

  • Broad, connected layouts
  • Local paving coordination
  • Planned inspection and repair
Discuss asphalt

We will compare drainage, climate, expected riding, finish, upkeep and available budget before recommending a surface.

What you get with the build

A complete build, from concept to handover

  1. 01

    Tender-ready drawings

    Site plan, sections and specs your procurement team can put out to bid.

  2. 02

    Cost estimate you can defend

    A real number, broken down, that survives a council meeting.

  3. 03

    Funding support

    We prepare the concept and estimate your grant application needs.

  4. 04

    Maintenance manual

    Written for your parks staff, with the practical checks your chosen surface needs.

  5. 05

    Safety and standards documentation

    The design and construction record, in writing, for your risk and insurance files.

  6. 06

    Staff walkthrough

    We hand the track over in person and show your team what to look for.

Process

Ground to opening day

Gloved craftsperson finishing a concrete track curve by hand
  1. 01

    Site visit

    We walk the ground and check drainage, access and footprint.

  2. 02

    Concept and estimate

    A clear layout direction and a project figure grounded in the site.

  3. 03

    Design

    Flow, line choice and progression, built around who will ride it.

  4. 04

    Build

    Prepare the ground, shape the features, then pave or pour the riding surface.

  5. 05

    Handover

    A complete review, practical care guidance and a track ready for riders.

Scale and cost

Start with the site, then build the right footprint

  1. 01

    Starter track

    3,000 - 5,000 sq ft

    Good for a schoolyard, campground or small park.

  2. 02

    Community track

    6,000 - 12,000 sq ft

    A balanced community footprint with beginner and intermediate line options.

  3. 03

    Signature track

    15,000+ sq ft

    Multi-line destination track that draws riders from out of town.

Grade, drainage, access, surface and finish all shape the budget. We give you a real figure after understanding the site, not a guess from a map.

Gloved craftsperson finishing a concrete track curve by hand
Craft / Surface finishing

Rider-led

A rider’s eye for flow. A builder’s respect for the ground.

Matthew Comeau rode BMX at a professional level for ten years in Canada. That experience shapes how FlowTracks reads speed, rhythm and line choice.

His working background in concrete brings a practical understanding of how material, site preparation and detail shape a finished build.

FlowTracks brings those perspectives together. Every layout starts with how a line feels under a wheel, then works back through the site, drainage, surface and construction approach needed to make it real.

Ontario-based, with local site visits and a direct line to the person shaping the ride.

Design possibilities

Different ground asks for a different ride

These scenes show how material, scale and setting can shape a pump track. The actual answer starts with the site.

Asphalt pump track winding through a lakeside park

Setting

Open park circuits

Longer lines can sit within a broader recreation landscape, with entries, rest space and circulation planned together.

Sculpted concrete pump track among sunlit trees

Material

Sculpted compact tracks

Tighter footprints can use deliberate transitions and line choices to keep the ride varied without overstating the site.

Asphalt pump track beside a timber cabin and lake

Context

Tracks within the landscape

Trees, slopes, cabins and gathering areas can guide the layout rather than become leftovers around it.

Funding guidance

Turn a good idea into a clear funding conversation.

Recreation funding programs change by intake. We help shape the concept and estimate, then direct your team to current official rules before an application moves ahead.

Concept.
Estimate.
Next steps.

FAQ

Straight answers

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