Epping Vert Ramp has been a part of Melbourne’s skateboarding scene before razor scooters became popular. The large 10ft steel vert ramp is a testament to the old school days where vert skating used to rule. Epping Vert Ramp is surprisingly still in great condition and has obviously been well maintained over the years. The vert ramp has minimal rust, no holes, great drainage and best of all, it is a public vert ramp that is worth skating, not just a piece of skatepark history.
You will almost always get the vert ramp to yourself, however if you are wondering where everyone is, you can look no further than the pristine 5 star concrete skatepark located just around the corner, known as Epping Skatepark. If vert skating is your preference and you are searching for more steel vert ramps in Greater Melbourne, check out our suggested ramps below.
Chelsea Skate Ramp , Crib Point Skate Ramp, Keilor Downs Skatepark, Reservoir Mini Ramp, Spotswood Skate Ramp, Vermont Skate Ramp, Prahran Skatepark, The Shed Skatepark & The Park Geelong.
Nagambie Skatepark
The Strathbogie Shire Council is proud to boast of the freshcrete in Nagambie with the New Nagambie Skatepark. The fresh designs create an open-flow street section linking to a bowl. The concrete bowl with steel coping is one of the best we have skated in Victoria....
Craigieburn Skatepark
The new Craigieburn Skatepark in DS Aitken Reserve features a large bowl with pool-style coping and an extensive open-flow street section with all the ramps, ledges, rails, quarters, banks and ledges you could hope for. Designed by the legends at Baseplate and...
Fitzroy Skatepark
The famous Fitzroy Bowls has been extensively renovated with a prominent street open flow section making it a proper skatepark, not just a bowl. The upgraded and expanded skatepark has doubled in size and boasts fresh and old concrete. The original skate bowls were...
