Are you a skater? Is your kid a mad-keen skater? Want to take them to try out some of Brisbane's skate ramps and bowls?
We have the details of the parks and indoor ramps but would love you to share your favourite, safest skate bowls. Use the comments below to tell everyone about the places YOU know that are the best and what’s so good about them.
Where can you skate in Brisbane?
RampAttak at Geebung
This newly opened indoor skate, scooter and bike venue is a fabulous idea. Learn on indoor ramps and bowls in Geebung and weather won't be an issue. There’s even a large foam pit to catch skaters safely at the end of trying to learn a new trick. You'll find all the details for a skating day out on the RampAttak website.
Skate bowls and ramps in Brisbane parks
Here’s a list of Brisbane City Council’s outdoor skate parks.
A few of the larger and more popular skate parks include:
- Neal Macrossan Park, Paddington (see a photo)
- The Gap Skatepark
- Hibiscus skate park
- Fairfield Skate park (see a photo)
- C A Sullivan Park, Acacia Ridge
Which one is best? Which skate park is safe to take younger, beginner skaters to? Which parks offer experienced skaters a real challenge? Let us know by leaving a comment.
The City Beach store on Queen Street Mall has a mini ramp too. Opening times vary so check with the store.
Tip: Don’t skate or ride through King George Square! You could be fined $500 and dozens have been caught and made to pay up.
Here’s a YouTube video of a young kid called Jun skating at Mount Gravatt and the City Beach mini ramp.
