Construction begins on new Murray Bridge bike track

Construction has officially begun on the Murray Bridge Bike Track at Sturt Reserve. The new facility will sit beside the existing skate park and feature two dirt jump tracks designed for different skill levels.

Beginners will have a dedicated track to build their confidence, while an intermediate track will challenge more experienced riders.

The project will also include a shelter, public seating and landscaping, creating a welcoming space for riders, families and visitors.

The bike track began as an idea shared by a group of local BMX riders who approached the Rural City of Murray Bridge with a vision for a dedicated facility.

They also worked to secure support from local businesses, helping bring the project to life through a partnership between Council and Spry Civil Construction.

The project forms part of Council’s long-term plan for Sturt Reserve, which continues to grow as a place for recreation and community activities.

Construction is expected to continue over the coming months, with the bike track anticipated to be completed by December 2026.

The existing skate park, playground, nearby businesses and sporting facilities will remain open during the works.

Once complete, the bike track will give local riders another place to stay active, develop their skills and connect with others, adding to the recreational opportunities at Sturt Reserve.

Find out more at The Rural City of Murray Bridge.