Louisville Skatepark in Colorado | Little Bit of Everything

The Louisville Skatepark is a nice 13,000 square foot concrete skatepark located in Louisville, Colorado. In it’s medium sized layout it has both street and vert sections with features that can be utilized by riders of various skill levels. There’s some good flow at the Louisville Skatepark as well as a good variety of obstacles to check out. I found this skatepark to be a little too compact for much longboarding, but the largest bowl has a pretty good flow for some cement surfing. Read on to find out more about the layout of this skatepark in Louisville and its various features.

Surrounding skateparks to check out: Lafayette Skatepark | Broomfield Skatepark | Superior Skatepark and Pump Track | Scott Carpenter Skatepark

First Impressions: Louisville Skatepark

When we first pulled up to the Louisville Skatepark I could see the potential of this skatepark. And I could see many transitions and a variety of features from the parking lot.

Pros: Smooth cement, two bowls and a street area plus a big flat roller hockey rink.

Cons: Limited flow for going fast.

Directions: Click here to get directions to Louisville Skatepark.

Know Before You Go: Open till 10pm and there are lights! Just push the button!

Riders Thoughts:

The Louisville Skatepark in Colorado is a decent skatepark with a variety of skatepark features. While skating around riders will find plenty of flat space around the perimeter of the skatepark which creates a good platform for cruising around the larger features.

The skatepark in Louisville has a nice street section with ramps, boxes, rails, stairs, quarter pipes, concrete ledges, metal ledges, and areas with coping. There are a lot of good features in this area which is great because there is a little bit of something for everyone and for every riding style.

Around the skatepark you can find some unique features. For instance, this rainbow rail which gives riders a smooth transition into a grind, or can even be used as a ramp! (for experienced skaters)

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The Louisville Skatepark in Colorado also provides athletes with a few different vert riding opportunities. The larger of the bowls has a really unique shape with a number of pockets and smooth transitions all around. This bowl also features coping, concrete ledges, and a roll in area. These features create a great environment for riders to improve their abilities by gradually attempting new and larger obstacles.

This large bowl was the highlight of the Louisville Skatepark for my cement surfing style of longboarding in a skatepark. The smooth transitions and banked turns made it fun to pump my momentum and keep up a pretty good speed.

The skatepark in Louisville, Colorado also features a smaller stand alone bowl. This bowl is bean shaped and similar to a classic pool. The bowl is lined in coping and has a shallow and a deeper side.

The Louisville Skatepark is a pretty good skatepark and I think most skateboarders and scooters will have a fun time at this park regardless of skill level. The park was lacking a great flow for the longboard, but there is a good hill that goes from the rec center down to the skatepark that was pretty fun.

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We live on the road full time and as we travel we stop at skateparks whenever we can. And we’ve been lucky enough to encounter some pretty sick parks along the way! Check out the links below to see some of the skateparks that have stood out to us:

• Auburn Skatepark in California
• Anthem Skatepark in Henderson, Nevada
• Centennial Skatepark in Salida, Colorado
• Tulare Skatepark in California

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