Gilgandra Skate Park has been upgraded over the years and now boasts two sweet bowls and heaps of rad, mellow features between the two.
The OG park was originally just the peanut-shaped skate bowl, bank, and steel features. The OG bowl has been left untouched whilst a new concrete surface and upgrades were added.
The new section of the skate park features an open bowl, mini ramp and spine arranged in an open flow format and linking onto the existing banks and OG bowl.
An awesome skate park right on the highway. If you are ever driving past Gilgandra, it is worth bringing your board, stretching your legs and going for a roll.
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