Eichler Park Pump Track

Beaverton's first BMX and dirt jump course is located at Eichler Park.

Beaverton's first BMX and dirt jump course is located at Eichler Park.

The Beaverton area’s first BMX and dirt jump course opened in September 2011 at Eichler Park (13710 SW Farmington Rd.).

The Northwest Trail Alliance designed and built the course as part of a partnership with the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District, which owns and operates Eichler Park.

The two organizations wanted a better course that could be used by novices as well as skilled bikers.

The course – the only one of its kind in THPRD’s 50-square-mile district – incorporates three dirt jump lines for beginners, intermediate and advanced riders, along with a small bicycle pump track. It is a complete remodel of the Park District’s original BMX course.

“It’s a great opportunity for kids and adults alike to develop their bike handling skills in a safe and controlled environment,” said Raul Atencio of NWTA at the park’s Grand Opening ceremony.

As part of the agreement, the NWTA will maintain the course. THPRD will continue to provide security through its Park Patrol unit and maintain the rest of Eichler Park, a 2.63 acre park that also features play equipment, a basketball court, a community garden, and ADA-accessible walking path.

BMX Park Guidelines

• Ride within your ability. BMX biking is a hazardous recreational activity. Use of this facility may result in serious injury. Any use of the BMX track and jumps is at your own risk.
• Use of protective equipment is strongly recommended. Wear a helmet, knee and elbow pads, and a mouth guard to help protect you from injury.
• Walk and inspect track before riding to ensure no hazards are present and track is clear of obstacles.
• All surfaces of this track are extremely dangerous when wet. This can increase your risk of injury.
• Check your bike and ensure it is in safe working order before riding.
• Smoking and alcohol beverages are prohibited.
• THPRD reserves the right to schedule this facility for programs. When not reserved, this facility is open for use.
• Report any damage or hazardous conditions to the Maintenance Operations Department at 503-629-6360 or e-mail us.