BMX tracks in the Valencian Community

The Valencian Community is, above all, pump track country: 37 of its 63 verified venues on bmx.es are pump tracks spread across all three provinces — Alicante (26), Valencia (28) and Castellón (9) — from Torrevieja to Torreblanca. And it is no longer just pump tracks: there are 18 skateparks listed, from Monte Tossal in Alicante to the Cullera park, venue of the Spanish BMX Freestyle Park Championship, plus 2 private bikeparks. Racing is concentrated in Alicante, and at a high level: according to their pages, Alcoy and El Campello hosted rounds of the 2026 Spanish BMX Cup, and the Mutxamel pump track hosted the regional championship of its discipline.

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

• BMX racing (track): a dirt track with a start gate and banked berms. This is the competition discipline: you train and race with a club, on a race bike and a full-face helmet. If your child wants to race, this is where it starts: all five of the region’s tracks are in the province of Alicante.
• Pump track: a closed loop of rollers and berms ridden without pedalling, by “pumping” with your body. Any bike works and you need neither a licence nor a club. It is the ideal way in, and in this region there is one in almost every county.
• Dirt / freestyle: dirt jumps for tricks. It takes more technique and pads; the only spot of this kind in the Valencian directory is a club circuit whose public access is not confirmed: check its page before planning a visit.

In the Valencian Community the usual path is to start at your local pump track and, if the bug bites, step up to a racing club in Alicante.

Starting from zero

Start at a pump track: no licence, no special bike, no sign-up. In the capitals you have Parque El Palmeral in Alicante and Soternes in València; if you want something bigger to progress on, Xirivella has a 200 m loop. Wear a helmet from day one — see the BMX helmets guide — and read the skatepark and track etiquette before you go: turns, lines and not cutting across. If you do not have a bike yet, the first BMX guide explains what to buy without overspending.

Going with kids

Almost any pump track on the list works for a first family session at a quiet time: Almussafes (about 180 m, a manageable size) or Elda (four loops to step up through) are good options depending on your area. If your child gets hooked and wants to race, the next step is a racing club school in Alcoy or El Campello. 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, the route runs through a racing track and a club, and in this region they are in Alicante: Alcoy and El Campello, both hosts of the 2026 Spanish Cup, and Lo Torrent, in San Vicente del Raspeig — check its page before you go, as it warns of a structural repair approved in 2025 with a possible temporary closure. There is pump track racing too: Mutxamel hosted the regional championship of the discipline. You will need a race bike in your category size and a federation licence to compete. Calendar, licences and categories are on the racing hub.