BMX tracks in Andalusia

Within the directory, Andalusia is the racing region: it has 6 tracks between Granada’s Costa Tropical, Cádiz and Mijas, alongside 10 pump tracks and 4 bikeparks and skateparks — 20 verified venues in total. By province: Granada (6), Málaga (5), Seville (3), Cádiz (3) and Almería (3). Here they all are, each linked to its own page.

Racing, pump track or bikepark: what each one is and who it suits

• BMX racing (track): a dirt track with a start gate and banked berms, the competition discipline. Andalusia has a real network of tracks — Padul, Huétor Vega and Almuñécar in Granada; Los Barrios and Puerto Real in Cádiz; Las Lagunas de Mijas in Málaga. If your child wants to race, this is where it starts: find the nearest track and ask about the club school.
• Pump track: a closed loop of rollers and berms ridden without pedalling, by “pumping” with your body. Any bike works, it is free and no licence is needed: the ideal way in for kids starting out, adults coming back, and anyone after pumping technique.
• Bikepark / skatepark: features, dirt jumps or ramps for riders who already have the basics: the Torremolinos dirt park and Málaga’s Rubén Alcántara skatepark are the directory’s Andalusian references.

The typical Andalusian mix: pump track midweek and a racing track or skatepark at the weekend.

Starting from zero

Start at a pump track: no licence, no special bike, no sign-up. There is Alhaurín de la Torre in the Málaga area, Entrenúcleos in Dos Hermanas, Rota in Cádiz, Tocina in the province of Seville, Vera or the Almería fairground one, depending on your province. Wear a helmet from day one — see the BMX helmets guide — and read the skatepark and track etiquette before you go. If you do not have a bike yet, the first BMX guide explains what to buy without overspending.

Going with kids

For first family sessions, a pump track at a quiet time: Otívar or Vélez de Benaudalla if you are around the Granada coast, or Almensilla in the Seville area. Before buying the bike, read the BMX for kids guide: size goes by height, not age, and a certified helmet is mandatory from day one.

Racing competitively

If the goal is racing, Andalusia makes it easy: there are six verified tracks. In Granada, Padul, Huétor Vega and Almuñécar; in Cádiz, Las Marismas (Los Barrios) and Puerto Real; and in Málaga, Las Lagunas (Mijas). The route runs through each track’s club, with a race bike in your category size and a federation licence to compete. Calendar, licences and categories are on the racing hub.