826 pumptracks across 726 communes, 449 of them declared openly accessible.
This inventory crosses two sources that ignore one another: the French sports ministry's facilities census and OpenStreetMap. They overlap on only 101 facilities — a directory built on either one alone would miss half of them.
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No open dataset says whether the surface has cracked, whether the rollers still stand, whether the place is worth the trip on a Sunday. For that, someone has to have been there. If you know one of these 826 pumptracks — or one that is missing — every page carries a link to say so.
A page states only what a source declares. No assumed surface, no “closed” inferred from silence: a missing field was never filled in, and does not mean “no”. Every page names its source in plain sight.
150 entries have no position in either source: their point is the centre of their commune, and they say so.