Flyway Park – New Pump Track
Update 15th September – Midway Point Pump Track now open!
The new bitumen-sealed pump track gives local riders a fun new place to get active, build their skills and enjoy the outdoors.
With three loops designed for different ages and abilities, there’s something for everyone – from little riders finding their feet to more experienced riders ready to take on a challenge.
The pump track is now part of the much-loved Flyway Park, alongside the existing playground and open grassed areas, creating even more opportunities for active play and recreation.
We’re excited to see the pump track come to life and can’t wait to see it in full use by the community! A big thank you to the LGAT Open Spaces Grant Program for helping make this project possible.
Update 27th March 2026 – New Pump Track Coming to Flyway Park, Midway Point
Sorell Council is pleased to share that a new pump track will be delivered at Flyway Park in Midway Point, supported by LGAT Open Spaces grant funding. The project is expected to be complete by June 2026.
Flyway Park is a valued local open space, well used by the community and home to an existing playground and generous grassed areas. The new pump track will be located within the existing open space, making use of the park’s natural layout and supporting its role as a welcoming place for recreation and play.
The project will deliver a bitumen-sealed pump track (specially designed circuit with small hills, rollers and banked turns that can be ridden on bikes) designed with a minimum of two loops to cater for a range of users and abilities. An outer loop will provide a more challenging experience for older or more experienced riders, while an inner loop will offer a safe and fun space for younger children and those just starting out. The design will also include integrated stormwater management.
Council has engaged a specialist consultant through a competitive tender process to undertake both the design and construction of the project.
While the technical design and construction are being managed by experienced professionals, Council is interested in hearing from the community about broader site elements that would help make the space even better. This includes ideas such as parking, seating, shade, BBQ’s, bike racks, pathways, safety and accessibility improvements.
Further updates will be shared as the project progresses, including any opportunity for community input and information on construction timing and any temporary impacts.