Yackandandah Pump Track

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About this project

We've appointed Unearth Pumptracks and Skateparks Pty Ltd as the design and construction contractor for the new Yackandandah Pump Track, marking the start of an exciting project for the community. Locally based in Yackandandah, Unearth brings a strong value base for community-focused outcomes, and building projects with a lasting legacy.

Located at the Yackandandah Sports Park, the track will integrate into the existing recreational park and is anticipated to become a highly popular destination and a key community activity area for Yackandandah in the coming years.

Why is this project being undertaken?

The development of the Yackandandah pump track is identified as a key action in the Yackandandah Sports Park Master Plan. The track will be designed and built to suit a broad range of ages, abilities and equipment, from beginners through to advanced riders and skaters and will support the already strong bike culture in Yackandandah and build upon the popular Indigo Epic Trail adjacent to the site.

Have your say

With the contractor now on board, the next step is a concept design review. The community will have the chance to be involved, with feedback gathered through this process helping to shape the design before it moves into detailed design and construction. We'll let you know when this engagement opportunity opens.

How is it being funded?

The project has been made possible through a direct funding allocation from the Victorian Government’s 25/26 budget, outside of a grant process. Council is working to deliver the project outcomes, within the government's funding allocation.

Funding ContributorAmount
Victorian State Government$250,000
TOTAL$250,000


Site Map

Following the appointment of a design and construction contractor, community and stakeholder feedback will be sought on the pump track concept design. Feedback gathered through this process will help inform the development of the pump track.

About this project

We've appointed Unearth Pumptracks and Skateparks Pty Ltd as the design and construction contractor for the new Yackandandah Pump Track, marking the start of an exciting project for the community. Locally based in Yackandandah, Unearth brings a strong value base for community-focused outcomes, and building projects with a lasting legacy.

Located at the Yackandandah Sports Park, the track will integrate into the existing recreational park and is anticipated to become a highly popular destination and a key community activity area for Yackandandah in the coming years.

Why is this project being undertaken?

The development of the Yackandandah pump track is identified as a key action in the Yackandandah Sports Park Master Plan. The track will be designed and built to suit a broad range of ages, abilities and equipment, from beginners through to advanced riders and skaters and will support the already strong bike culture in Yackandandah and build upon the popular Indigo Epic Trail adjacent to the site.

Have your say

With the contractor now on board, the next step is a concept design review. The community will have the chance to be involved, with feedback gathered through this process helping to shape the design before it moves into detailed design and construction. We'll let you know when this engagement opportunity opens.

How is it being funded?

The project has been made possible through a direct funding allocation from the Victorian Government’s 25/26 budget, outside of a grant process. Council is working to deliver the project outcomes, within the government's funding allocation.

Funding ContributorAmount
Victorian State Government$250,000
TOTAL$250,000


Site Map

Following the appointment of a design and construction contractor, community and stakeholder feedback will be sought on the pump track concept design. Feedback gathered through this process will help inform the development of the pump track.

Page last updated: 24 Jul 2026, 12:53 PM