A new pump track in Cranbrook was officially unveiled this weekend.

The specially-designed track is built for all levels of bicycle, BMX, scooter riders, roller skaters or skateboarders and is free to use.

The opening day saw demonstrations by professional BMX riders, children and teens were then eager to test the track for the first time, take part in games and competitions.

Co-funded through a partnership between Cranbrook Town Council, East Devon District Council and Move More Cranbrook, a Sport England grants’ programme, Cranbrook Pump Track is the latest addition to the town's growing efforts to provide residents with accessible ways to stay active. Cranbrook Pump Track is managed by Cranbrook Town Council.

Councillor Les Bayliss, Chairman of Cranbrook Town Council, said “This new addition to Cranbrook is a fantastic milestone for the community. Cranbrook Town Council remains committed to making the town a vibrant and enjoyable place for the residents. It's wonderful to see people enjoying the pump track and the other amenities. Once again, special thanks to East Devon District Council and Move More Cranbrook for their funding and support in bringing the incredible pump track to life."

The track, located at Cranbrook Country Park, offers a challenging course for all ages.

Matt Rowett from Move More Cranbrook said: “Watching all ages and abilities circle around the pump track was really exciting. The track not only provides a fun and free activity for the residents of Cranbrook but also aligns with the Move More Cranbrook initiative's goal of helping people incorporate physical activity into their daily lives.

"Move More Cranbrook is committed to enabling people in the town to move more and providing facilities however they choose to do that. It’s not about running marathons, but finding small ways to be more active, every day.”

The pump track can be found at Cranbrook Country Park EX5 3BA.