Copacabana Skatepark features two open bowls that connect with a spine, hump and flat section. There are two ledges in the surroundings of the park.
The concrete is smooth, and the transitions are consistent. A fun little skatepark with a great open-flow design and the familiar steel coping we love to grind.
The skatepark can be found over the road from Copacabana Beach and boats water views.
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