Thierachern pump track

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Discover an action-packed wave track
Steer the perfect line. From mountain bikes and BMXs to scooters and skateboards, the Thierachern pump track is a playground for anyone on wheels or rollers. Thanks to a combination of smooth jumps and turns, the pump track is suitable for riders of all abilities. Whether you are looking for an unconventional sport, an ideal practice ground for biking or some entertainment for the kids, you will surely find what you need at the pump track.

Located at the entrance to the village of Thierachern, the pump track has two interconnected tracks. The smaller, 57-metre track is perfect for children and beginners, while the larger track measures 202 metres; here you can turn and pump through waves and curves until your pulse races. The pump track is designed to present fresh challenges every time you come, so you can give your creativity free rein. The Glütschbach steam burbles alongside the track, and there is a playing field with barbecue point for a leisurely break.

Your highlights at a glance

  • Fun on wheels for people of all ages
  • Pump with a skateboard, scooter, BMX or MTB
  • Improve your balance and endurance
  • Practise tricks and jumps
  • Get creative and be inspired

To ensure that your trip is perfect in every way, please note

  • Helmets must be worn on the pump track
  • Ride at your own risk
  • Show consideration to other users
  • Round off your session with a barbecue

Info

Openings

06.00 – 22.00 h

Eligibility

  • for Children of all Ages

  • for Class

  • for familys

  • for Groups

  • for individual guests

Other Furnishing/Equipment

  • Toilet

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