Felton Pump Track
Learn more about the approved track below, stay up to date with the progress, and consider pitching in to support the construction!
February 2026 Update:
It's been a minute since we shared an update on things here. We've been working hard to quietly raise funds for the project, and are pleased to share that we're now only about $50K away from our fundraising goal!
Thank you to the community members and sponsors who have generously supported the Felton Pump Track so far. This project is coming to life because of YOU!
Now we need one final push to get us across the finish line. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to give, this is it. Every dollar donated now moves us closer to shovels in the ground. Let’s finish what we started and bring a brand new pump track to the San Lorenzo Valley.
How To Support
1. Donate to support the track's construction.
Fill out the form on this page to make a tax-deductible gift today.
2. Spread the word far and wide!
We need to rally as many supporters as possible to help us reach our fundraising goal. Share this project with your online followers, bring it up in the groupchat... anything helps get the word out about this work. Pass along this webpage santacruztrails.org/feltonpt!
About the Project
We've teamed up with Santa Cruz County Parks to design a new pump track for Felton's Covered Bridge County Park, located at the intersection of Graham Hill Road and Mount Hermon Road. The proposed track would take the place of an unused volleyball court in Covered Bridge County Park. It would bring new outdoor recreation opportunities to the area, and be the only resource of its kind in the San Lorenzo Valley.
Key Stats
• Construction starts as soon as the fundraising goal is met!
• $550K covers the cost of design and construction
• 10K sq ft graded footprint, with 5K sq ft of asphalt surface
• Paved surface suitable for bikes, skateboards, scooters, rollerskates/blades
• Similar in size to Harvey West Pump Track in the City of Santa Cruz
• Expected opening = ~12 weeks after groundbreaking
• Want to sponsor this track? Reach out to [email protected]
Pump Tracks in Action
Check out this video for a peek inside our team's construction of the Ramsay Park Pump Track in Watsonville (2021).
Project FAQs
Get your questions answered about the Felton Pump Track via the FAQ:
Donations made on this page will be unrestricted. If you like to make a restricted gift, please email [email protected]. Read about how we accept restricted donations here.
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