Forserum Pumptrack

The project aims to strengthen the attractiveness of Forserum's community but also get more people to discover how fun it is to cycle
mountain biking. It is a fantastic way to get around in nature and at the same time get exercise, but it also has a great
potential to attract more visitors to the community than it has today. The project owners want to attract both young and old with this
project, and both beginners and more experienced cyclists. This is to be a gathering place for a broad group of people.
The facility will bring more life and movement to Forserum's central environment.

About the project

 

 

 

Forserum's community association has been granted support for the establishment of a skills and pump track in Forserum's community. They describe the background and idea behind the project as follows:

-The community association has noticed an increased interest in outdoor life and outdoor activities during the ongoing pandemic.
The community association has tried to respond to the increased interest and has created barbecue areas and benches in various places
around our community. In that work, we have received many inquiries regarding cycling and now we want to continue to increase
the opportunity for outdoor activity through cycling in this project.
The community association wants to make it possible for children, youth, and the elderly to come together and move. Cycling
is very popular in today's society, therefore we want to give community residents an opportunity to practice this sport. 

 

 

About the project

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Project owner
Forserum Community Association

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About the project

The project involves the construction of a skills and pump track centrally located in Forserum's community. The bike track will be an activity aimed at children and youth and will promote the joy of movement.

About financing

Granted leader support
973,435 kronor

The Leader support consists of funding from the EU, the state, and Astrid Lindgren's homeland.

Incoming EU funds have been granted from:
Rural Development Fund