Montana skateboarders are blessed with some of the most unique skateparks in the country. Skateparks might not be the first thing to come to mind when you think of Montana, but if you are a skater you will be happy to know Montana’s skatepark game is on point.

One skatepark designer and builder in particular has completed several projects in Montana and their unique approach is out of this world. I am talking about Evergreen Skateparks and their famous ‘moonscape’ style builds which you can find all over this state, including rural areas of Montana .

Having such well-designed skateparks available in these rural communities is nothing but a blessing because the youth benefit greatly from having somewhere to meet up and practice their skateboarding skills, along with providing an outlet to express themselves.

Whether you are a local Montana resident looking for some new skateparks to shred, or a visitor looking for somewhere to skate on vacation, this list will show you some of the state’s best facilities to consider visiting.

Best Skateparks In Montana

Mobash Skatepark

Mobash Skatepark was built by Grindline Skateparks in 2006 and measures in at 16,000 square feet. There are multiple bowls with pool coping, steel coping, extensions, hips, and a clam shell at this skatepark. The street section is full of obstacles including a down ledge, out ledge, flat ledge, manual pad, rails, and banks. The locals absolutely rip here and this is likely the best skatepark you’ll find in Montana!

Alberton Skatepark

Alberton Skatepark must be one of the most picturesque in the world. Sitting among the trees in the mountains of Montana is where you will find this little gem. The skatepark was built by Evergreen and showcases their moonscape design featuring a nice bowl, flat bar, and a ledge. It is located just off highway I-90 and only a quick thirty minute drive northeast of Missoula.

Thunder Park Skatepark

Thunder Park is 12,500 square feet and was built by Evergreen Skateparks. It features their unique concrete wave and lunar landscape design. If you like to go fast and flow around, this is the skatepark for you! With humps, bumps, and walls in every direction, it is sure to make your legs burn!! A new skate path was recently added and offers even more features to shred.

Livingston Skatepark

Livingston Skatepark is another classic Evergreen design consisting of flowing style transition with humps, bumps, walls, quarter pipes, and a bowl. If you like to go fast, rip into pool coping, and pop lofty airs, then you will love this skatepark.

Darby Skatepark

Darby Skatepark is another skatepark built by Evergreen who seem to have a stronghold on skateparks in Montana. This small skatepark makes up for its size with its unique design. It has an open style bowl with pool coping and a volcano in the middle. There are also some nice banks, a flat bar, and ledge. Loose trucks and the ability to grind pool coping is a must to enjoy this skatepark to the fullest.

Belgrade Skatepark

Belgrade Skatepark is compact but offers all the essential features you need to shred and have a good time. There is an A-frame with a rail, ledge, and a manual pad in the middle, a bank ramp, stair set with a rail and hubba ledge, bank to jersey barrier, and a quarter pipe with an extension. This skatepark is only ten miles out from Bozeman and totally worth checking out.

Stevensville Skatepark

Stevensville Skatepark is located in Ravalli County just south of Missoula. This is a place of less than two thousand people so you can be sure that you won’t have to contend with too many others during a skate session here. The skatepark mimics its surrounding landscape with hills, mountains, and valleys. Again, this is another skatepark designed by Evergreen Skateparks.

Red Lodge Skatepark

Red Lodge Skatepark which is also known as “Hell Roaring” Skatepark, is one of Montana’s newest editions as of 2020. The 9,000 square foot skatepark has a bowl, open flow section, a volcano, flat bar, and a ledge. Pumping around this course will get your legs burning for sure, and the sound of trucks grinding pool coping will provide hours of fun!

Whitefish Skatepark

Whitefish Skatepark also known as “Dave Olseth Memorial Skatepark” was built by Dreamland and measures in at 15,000 square feet. It has a wide range of features that include bowls of various sizes, walls, ledges, rails, manual pad, banks, and more. Transition or vert skaters will really enjoy their time here.

Bozeman Skatepark

Bozeman Skatepark is directed more towards transition skaters although there are some street obstacles here too. There is a large pool style bowl, a smaller six foot bowl, multiple quarter pipes, roll in, bank ramps, ledges, rail, and a step-up. Overall a fun skatepark for anyone looking to shred.

BYEP Skatepark

Big Sky Youth Empowerment (BYEP) Skatepark is a cool little mini skate spot located in downtown Bozeman. It was built by Evergreen and consists of quarter pipes at each end, and an A-frame with a rail in the middle. This is the perfect little shred spot if you are cruising in Bozeman. *You will need to get written consent from BYEP to skate here.

Riverside Railyard Skatepark

Riverside Railyard Skatepark is 27,000 square feet and located in the city of Great Falls. The skatepark features a variety of transition including a nine foot bowl, flow bowl, full pipe, and bank ramps. The street section consists of ledges, rails, flat bars, and stairs. This is an awesome skatepark for transition skaters plus there is plenty of room for beginners to learn.

Big Sky Skatepark

Big Sky Skatepark was built by Dreamland Skateparks and offers some killer transition. There is a medium bowl, flow bowl with an extension, huge quarter pipe, spine, hips, and a pyramid. All the features here are quite big and best suited to experienced skateboarders and not beginners.

Butte Skatepark

Butte Skatepark is another Dreamland Skateparks design that is pretty gnarly. There are two big bowls with pool coping, an extension, clam, hips, and more. There are also some nice street obstacles that include flat ledges, down ledges, stairs, rails, and bank ramps.

Hamilton Skatepark

Hamilton Skatepark is 13,000 square feet and was built in 2019 by Evergreen Skateparks. This freshly poured concrete skatepark offers a bowl with pool coping, flow section with countless hips and humps, a ledge, rail, and pyramid. Be sure to go and shred it if you are in the area.

Malta Skatepark

Malta Skatepark is another one of Evergreen Skateparks unique designs. The entire skatepark is basically four different bowls that you can continually transfer from each one to the next. This skatepark will for sure make your legs burn!

Lincoln Skatepark

Lincoln Skatepark is 5,000 square feet of pure joy for the local community of remote Lincoln. It is designed almost like a pump track with bowls at either end and some street obstacles in the middle that consist of a ledge, volcano, flat bar, and hubba ledge.

Wolf Point Skatepark

Wolf Point Skatepark is another cool design by Evergreen Skateparks. There is a flow section and a small street section with a ledge, flat bar, and quarter pipe.

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