Half Moon Bay Skatepark

Half Moon Bay Skatepark

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Half Moon Bay Skatepark is an 8,000 square-foot concrete skatepark in the coastal town of Half Moon Bay, California Details • Half Moon Bay Skatepark Overview • Similar Posts • Latest • Leave a Reply Cancel reply Half Moon Bay Skatepark is an 8,000 square-foot concrete skatepark in the coastal town of Half Moon Bay, California, that features two bowls, a small street plaza, and a unique over-vert quarterpipe shaped like a wave. Located in the famed surfing hamlet of Half Moon Bay, California, along the central coast, Half Moon Bay Skatepark offers two well-built bowls, a street plaza, and a wave-shaped over-vert quarter pipe. This park has several distinctive factors. For one, the surface of the bowls and quarterpipes are painted a seafoam green, presumably a reference to the nearby beaches and ocean. The wave quarterpipe is also an ocean reference, while also presenting skaters with tight over-vert transitions to ride. The park has two bowls that are connected by a curved spine. The larger bowl has pool coping in the deep end. The rest is steel coping. Next to the bowl, the park has some smaller transitions, as well as a bank with a small Euro gap that faces the quarterpipe wave. On the other side of the park, the rectangular street section offers standard street plaza fare: stairs, banks, handrail, and an A-frame with a hubba, gap and manny pad built-in. Rancho Penaquitos Skatepark is a 22,000-square-foot concrete skatepark in San Diego that features a large street plaza and a mini-ramp with a spine. Jane Reynolds Skatepark is a 16,000-square-foot outdoor concrete skatepark in Lancaster, California, that is also referred to simply as Lancaster Skatepark. Planz Park Skatepark is a 7,000-square-foot outdoor concrete skatepark in Bakersfield, California, that opened in 2014. [Google Places type: skateboard park]