In the summer of 2025, the Municipality of Mengeš officially opened a brand-new pump track / cycling park, designed for everyone — from the youngest riders and families to recreational cyclists and adrenaline enthusiasts.
Location
The pump track is located next to the sports grounds of the Mengeš Primary School, making it easily accessible and welcoming for local residents as well as visitors.
Track Design & Features
- The riding surface is fully asphalted and covers 465 m², offering ample space for smooth riding, rollers, berms, and a true pump-track experience.
- The track is designed for multiple user groups: cyclists, scooter riders, rollerbladers, balance bikes, and beginners.
- It is ideal for children, youth, families, and anyone looking to improve bike handling skills in a safe and controlled environment.
Opening Event & First Reactions
The official opening took place on June 20, 2025, welcoming families, cycling enthusiasts, and the wider public.
The response was immediate — already on the first day, the track was filled with both experienced riders and children, quickly becoming a lively and popular gathering spot.
Why This Is Great for Mengeš
- Accessible sports infrastructure
A free, safe, and well-designed recreational facility for all generations. - Promotion of a healthy lifestyle
Cycling, skating, and scooter riding encourage movement, outdoor activity, and social interaction. - A shared community space
The pump track brings together children, youth, parents, and adults — strengthening community ties. - Development of balance and motor skills
Riding a pump track improves coordination, balance, strength, and confidence for users of all ages.
What This Means for Visitors
- If you live near Mengeš or are just passing through — bring your bike, scooter, or skates and try the new pump track.
- Perfect for family outings, as the track is suitable for all age groups.
- Beginners will find it an excellent place for their first riding experiences.
- Advanced riders can enjoy a fun and dynamic training environment.
How Pump Tracks Transform Local Communities
Pump tracks like the one in Mengeš are more than just asphalt loops — they are community connectors. They combine sport, recreation, social interaction, and healthy living. By providing a space where people can gather, move, and enjoy the outdoors, municipalities improve quality of life and create inclusive environments that support children, families, and active lifestyles.
