The famous Cobar Skatepark, located smack bam in the middle of rural New South Wales is a concrete masterpiece. The skatepark boasts an enclosed concrete bowl with a roll-in and the steel coping we love to grind. The bowl is unique and shaped with hips, pockets and a deep end. The rest of the skatepark offers skateboarders, scooter rollers and BMX’ers a haven for transition froffers.
The skatepark is a super fun spot to throw down your best tricks and a long way away from the next closest skatepark. A mostly appreciated and welcomed addition to the local Cobar community and a rad place for skateboarders, scooter rollers and BMX’ers alike.
Constructed by the hard woking team of concreters at Precision Parks.
Tolland Pump Track
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Griffith Pump Track
The New Griffith Pump Track was opened in 2022. The tar pump track was designed and built by dedicated and hard-working contractors at World Trial Pty Ltd. The Stronger Countries Community Fund financed the pump track with a $440,000 budget. The pump track is fun to...
Dulwich Hill Skate Park
The old school Dulwich Hill Skate Park, located in Sydney's inner west, is something to admire and a part of skateboarding history. Dulwich Hill Skate Park has been upgraded several times over the years. The original snake run remains at the park's top and has been...
