Colorado Springs is located seventy-miles south of Denver and if you’re looking for the best skateparks in this area well, you have certainty come to the right place. Big, small, street obstacles, and more is a good way to describe the skateparks here. There are also some killer bowls that might scare the nickers off some folks. But don’t fret as there are some great facilities for beginner riders to enjoy as well. No matter what type of terrain you are looking for there is something here in Colorado Springs that will surely tickle your fancy.

Best Skateparks In Colorado Springs

Memorial Skatepark

Memorial Skatepark was designed and built by Team Pain in 2008 and measures in at a whopping 40,000 square feet. The City wanted a destination skatepark and for it to contain elements for all levels & types of skating and that is exactly what Team Pain provided.

The street course contains bank ramps, quarter pipes, brick stamped quarter pipes, vert wall, skate-able boulders, flat ledges, hubba ledges, benches, euro gaps, whoops, stairs, handrails, manual pads, and much more. The other half of the park consists of transitional elements that include smooth bowls, flow courses, and a pool complete with stairs, love seat, death box, and pool coping. There is even a vert ramp but we are not to sure if vert skaters still exist? Either way it’s pretty cool.

This is a great skatepark with something for all types and abilities to enjoy. It is even lit up until 10pm every night!

MEMORIAL SKATEPARK
Hours: 8am – 10pm
Address: 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO

Manitou Springs Skatepark

Photo: SpeakEasySkate
Photo: SpeakEasySkate

Manitou Springs Skatepark is 5,000 square feet and mainly features transition elements. There is a an open flow bowl with an extension, bank ramps, a pyramid, ledges, and stairs. This is definitely a fun little skatepark to hit if you’re in the area. It is suitable for both beginner and advanced skateboarders.

MANITOU SPRINGS SKATEPARK
Hours: 8am – 7pm
Address: 101 El Paso Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO

Goose Gossage Skatepark

Goose Gossage Skatepark offers a simple but fun design that all types of riders will enjoy. It features a flow bowl that has noping, steel coping, and a volcano, two table-top style banks, bank to ledge in one of the corners, pyramid, flat bar, manual pad, and a ledge. It is only 3,500 square feet but it’s still a very fun spot to skate, specially if Memorial Skatepark gets busy and you want somewhere a little more chill to skate.

GOOSE GOSSAGE SKATEPARK
Hours: sunrise – sunset
Address: Dabling Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO

Fountain Mesa Skatepark

Fountain Mesa Skatepark is brand spanking new as of 2022! It was built by Pivot Custom and designed by American Ramp Company. At 4,500 square feet it is not the biggest but it sure is a good one. If you want to skate an amazing flow bowl then you can’t miss this place. It features a banked extension, spine, hips, bumps, and varied depths. Around the outside of the bowl there are a few street obstacles that include a ledge, flat bar, and a couple small transitions. This skatepark is best suited for intermediate to advanced riders.

FOUNTAIN MESA SKATEPARK
Hours: sunrise – sunset
Address: Old Pioneer Trail, Fountain, CO

Woodland Park Skatepark

Woodland Park Skatepark is located in Red Mountain Adventure Park twenty-miles northwest of Colorado Springs. It was designed by Spohn Ranch and opened in 2011. Measuring in at 12,000 square feet this skatepark offers a mix of street and transition elements. An open ended bowl makes for some fun transition skating with the banked section and quarter pipe section at the entry to the bowl allowing for some fun hip hits.

The street section features two handrails and hubba ledges, out ledge, manual pads, manual pad to ledge combo, curved ledge, pump bump, gap, and a variety of bank ramps. If you’re a beginner skateboarder this is a great skatepark to build confidence and if you’re an advanced skateboarder you will find some great lines here. There is also a BMX dirt track with a numerous jumps and rollers right next to the skatepark for all you bike riders out there.

WOODLAND PARK SKATEPARK
Hours: sunrise – sunset
Address: 641 Northwoods Pl, Woodland Park, CO

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