By province
- Flemish Brabant Province 42
- Antwerp Province 32
- Limburg Province 30
- East Flanders Province 15
- Liège Province 13
- West Flanders Province 12
- Brussels-Capital Province 3
- Hainaut Province 3
- Walloon Brabant Province 3
- Luxembourg Province 2
- Namur Province 2
Best-equipped towns
- Wilsele-Putkapel 10
- Aarschot 9
- Kessel-Lo 9
- Zonhoven 5
- Petegem-aan-de-Leie 5
- Stokrooie 4
- Middelkerke 4
- Lille 4
- Moerbeke 3
- Plombières 3
- Oud-Turnhout 2
- Blegny 2
- Overpelt 2
- Vlijtingen 2
- Sint-Gillis-Waas 2
- Essenbeek 2
- Keerbergen 2
- Beernem 2
- Genk 2
- Munsterbilzen 2
- Terbank 2
- Herent 2
- Gontrode 2
- Neerpelt 2
- Tielt 2
- Schoten 2
- Eisden 2
- Bévercé 1
- Lommel 1
- Kessel 1
Country-specific rules
In Belgium, European standards are adopted under the NBN EN reference, including those for helmets. For the track itself, rely on the rules posted by the town or the operator.
Good to know
- Wear a helmet that meets EN 1078, fastened and properly fitted. For jumping at a bike park, a full-face helmet protects your face as well.
- Add gloves and, while you learn, knee and elbow pads.
- Give younger riders and beginners room, and don't overtake them closely on the rollers.
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FAQ
How many pump tracks are there in Belgium?
Oukonjou lists 157 free-access ones, in 94 towns.
Where are the most pump tracks in Belgium?
The best-equipped towns are Wilsele-Putkapel (10), Aarschot (9) and Kessel-Lo (9).
How do I find the nearest pump track?
Open the map, pick “Pump tracks” and tap “Near me”: the list sorts by distance. Your position stays in your browser.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. The pump tracks listed here are reported as free access: free of charge and no booking, within the rules posted on site (hours, age, sharing).
Data updated on November 6, 2026