Just a ten-minute drive from the heart of Wagga Wagga, located on the Forest Hill Oval is a selection of ramps, banks, spine, euro gaps, rails and a mini ramp.
Rhino Ramps designed and created the ramps and placed them on a reasonably large slab of smooth concrete. The surfaces of the ramps are Skatelite, which is a super durable material that stands the test of time with weather degradation. Skatelite is a premium skate ramp surface that we love to see and skate, however, it can take a few runs to get familiar with as it is generally a slippery surface.
The ramps and rails are in an arrangement that allows skaters to pump from one side to the other without pushing.
The mini ramp is super mellow and a lot of fun to throw down on.
Leumeah Skatepark
There is a super mellow mini ramp and some small street features, along with a bunch of larger half pipes, banks and featured obstacles. We didn't get to skate at Leumeah Skatepark as it had been raining, but it looked like a lot of fun could be had. The sloping...
Avalon Beach Skatepark
Next to Avalon Beach and adjacent to the Avalon Beach Surf Lifesaving Club is Avalon Beach Skatepark. The concrete skatepark is starting to date and show its age, but still a lot of fun to be had. The skatepark features transitions on either side with a few street...
Unanderra Skate Park
Also commonly referred to as Unanderra Bowl, the old-school Unanderra Skate Park has been part of Wollongong skateboarding history. The old concrete bowl pre-dates coping. There has since been a small section of steel coping that has been installed in more recent...
