The Jugiong Mini Ramp is a beloved skateboarding facility located in the charming town of Jugiong, Australia. Designed by renowned skate park architect, Chris “Ramp Wizard” Johnson, this meticulously crafted ramp offers skaters of all levels a thrilling and challenging experience.

Constructed with precision and attention to detail, the Jugiong Mini Ramp was brought to life by a dedicated team of builders in early 2022. The local community eagerly anticipated its completion, and on a sunny day in May 2022, the ramp was finally unveiled to the public.

Since its opening, the Jugiong Mini Ramp has become a hub for skateboarders and BMX riders from near and far. Its smooth transitions, perfectly shaped ramps, and thoughtfully placed obstacles have earned it a reputation as one of the best mini ramps in the region.

With its unique design and commitment to quality, the Jugiong Mini Ramp continues to inspire and provide endless hours of enjoyment for skateboarding enthusiasts. It serves as a testament to the passion for skateboarding and the thriving skate culture within the Jugiong community.

Two Star Skatepark Rating | Skater Maps
JUGIONG MINI RAMP WEATHER
Money Shot
Concrete Skate Bowl
Street Skatepark
Street Skatepark
flat square rail
ledges
Down ledges & gap
Street Section
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