Winnipeg has around twenty skateparks on offer which range from small skate spots up to full-size facilities. There are a variety of bowls for transition skateboarders to choose from and plenty of street orientated skateparks for all the street skating lovers out there. Winter in Winnipeg is definitely not a friend of the skateboarding community but when summer does roll around ‘skate season’ is in full swing here.

If you find yourself in Winnipeg and you want to experience some of the best skateparks that are on offer then these skateparks listed below are a great starting point. Go shred them and have fun!

Best Skateparks In Winnipeg

Red River Skatepark

Red River Skatepark was designed and built by New Line Skateparks. This facility features a variety of street obstacles that include two hubba ledges, handrail, stair sets, flat bars, rails, camel humps, flat ledges, manual pads, gaps, A-frame with a rail and ledge, bank to bank, volcano, brick bank with three inset ledges, and multiple quarter pipes. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced rider you will have fun at this skatepark.

West Broadway Skatepark

West Broadway Skatepark offers something for all riders to enjoy. There is a mini ramp, multiple quarter pipes, vert wall, jersey barrier, bank ramps, flat ledge, flat bar, and a manual pad. If you’re are nearby it is worth having a little skate session here.

Michael Komenda Memorial Skatepark

Michael Komenda Memorial Skatepark is 25,000 square feet and was designed and built by New Line Skateparks. It features a large bowl area with numerous hips, extensions, bumps, banks, and a spine. The street course offers hubba ledges, stair set, double stair set, three-block, handrails, flat ledges, manual pads, flat bars, rails, out ledge, bump to rail and bump to ledge, pyramid, quarter pipes, and banks. There is something for all types of skateboarders and riders to make use of here.

The Plaza at The Forks

The Plaza at The Forks is Canada’s largest urban skate plaza and bowl facility measuring in at almost 48,000 square feet! The main plaza is made up of an astronomical amount of street elements such as flat ledges, out ledges, hubba ledges, manual pads, bank ramps, handrails, flat bars, stair sets, gaps, quarter pipes, and skate-able art pieces.

At the far end of the skatepark is a huge bowl that ranges in depth from five to thirteen-feet featuring a seventeen-foot cradle. There are also various hips, extensions, pump bumps, along with pool and steel coping.

This is an incredible skatepark that is geared more towards experienced skateboarders.

Fort Gary Skatepark

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Fort Garry Skatepark has a fun mix of obstacles that include a pump track, ditch-style bank area, hubba ledges, handrails, stair sets, china banks, rails, quarter pipe, euro gap, bump to ledge, and a manual pad. The obstacles here range in size so it’s perfect for all riding abilities.

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