New Norfolk Skatepark can be located north of Hobart in beautiful Tasmania. The skatepark, on the other hand, is not as beautiful as the rest of the state and definitely doesn’t add as a tourist attraction. New Norfolk Skatepark is still better than no skatepark...
The old Triabunna Skate Bowl is showings it’s age as it weathers away next to the beautiful river foreshore. The rough concrete has small transitions that technically classifies it as a bowl, however, looks more like a dish. There are a couple of small strips of...
Dover Skatepark in Tasmania is an old rough concrete park with a large skate bowl and a selection of other features. The park is probably best suited for BMX rand scooter riders that want to get some serious airtime. The bowl comes standard with steel concrete and a...
Designed and constructed by Convic Skateparks, Cygnet Skatepark just half an hour south of Hobart is one of Tasmania’s best skateparks. The concrete park has a super smouth surface and heaps of features to amuse most skaters, scooters and BMX’ers. Features...
The new Ravesnwood Skatepark in Launceston Tasmania has heaps of mellow street features including rails, banks, ledges and heaps of transition. The open flow skatepark is one of a kind and by far the best street style park we have come across in the area. Ravenswood...
Blackmans Bay Skatepark just south of Hobart in Tasmania has recently undergorne big upgrades. The original concrete skatepark has stayed much the same, whilst they extended it with fresh smooth concerte. It is very obvious as to what is old and new so have a flick...
Designed by Concrete Dreams, this super mellow skateboard park on the east coast of Tasmania will keep you rolling around for days. The skate bowl is almost square with a hip in the middle on one side and a small extension oposite it. The concrete bowl has super...
Goliath Pump Track was once just a dirt bmx track with a few humps and jumps. They have recently resurfaced it as seen in pics below. This is the first traditional pump track that we have found in Tasmania. RAILTON SKATEPARK WEATHER TAS Skateparks Nubeena...
Evandale Skatepark in the north east of Tasmania is one of the worst skateparks we have skated in a while. Featuring rough concrete, a single rail, curved quarter and bank obstacle. It might not look like much, but it is still the best skate spot in Evandale and the...
Railton skatepark is another new skateboard park to pop in Tasmania. The smooth concrete surface along with a number of small mellow street features creates almost everything you could dream for. The street style skatepark has banks, gaps, ledges, volcano, ramps,...
Huonville Skatepark south-west of Hobart on the east coast of Tasmania is a new smooth concrete slab with a bunch of small street obstacles. Features include rails, stairs, ledges, quarters, banks, spine and much more. HUONVILLE SKATEPARK WEATHER TAS...
Geeveston Skatepark is an ageing small concrete street park on the east coast of Tasmania. The skateboard park is showing it’s age, but still has all your standard street obstacles including banks, ledge, rail and more. GEEVESTON SKATEPARK WEATHER ...
Rosny skatepark is a special concrete jungle in Hobart. The skateboard park might even be the best in Tasmania. Featuring almost everything a skater, scooter or BMX’er could ask for with transition, street, open flow and even a rad bowl. The skate bowl is shaped...
Sorell Skatepark in Hobart Tasmania is another textbook mellow park that appeals to most skaters and scooter riders. The skatepark features bowls, hips, transitions, banks, ledges and more on a smooth concrete surface. Nearby Skateparks Railton...
Dunalley Skatepark can be found off Arthur Hwy, Dunalley on Tasmania’s beautiful east coast. The skatepark is undisputedly Tasmania’s smoothest park with fresh concrete that is comparable to a baby’s bum. The relatively small skatepark comprises of a...
Ulverstone Skatepark can be found adjacent to the BIG 4 Ulverstone Holiday Park and next to the Ulverston Life Saving Club. The relatively large (for Tasmania) concrete skatepark features a snake run with several pre-fab street features that makes a bit of a...
Swansea Skatepark located on Tasmania’s beautiful east coast just a stone throw away from the beach. Swansea Skateparks single feature is exactly the same as the one found in Orford. The only difference between the two is that Swansea has an even smaller...
Longford Skatepark is a medium-sized concrete park with a combination of transition and street obstacles. There is a unique mini ramp with traditional steel coping that is the only standard thing about the ramp. The rest of the skatepark includes a number of large...
Devonport Skatepark is another concrete masterpiece to complement the quiver of epic skate parks in Tasmania. The park has a large concrete surface with heaps of rad street obstacles and features an awesome skate bowl with a spine. The street section is comprehensive...
Glenorchy Skatepark is one of the latest and greatest concrete masterpieces to hit Tasmania and is something worth marvelling over at the least if not jumping on The Spirit Of Tasmania for. The large concrete skateboard park has heaps of smaller mellow street features...
