At first glance, Policarpa Skatepark looks tiny and definitely lacks a bit of flow, rocking just a quarter, banks, and stairs. But once you look closer, the whole surrounding area is packed with extra ledges and stairs built specifically to back it up. Tucked just 15 minutes from downtown Bogotá in a neighborhood that’s technically part of the rougher side of town, it sits right at the edge of the entry zone, feels surprisingly safe, and brings a killer multipurpose setup to a hillside area starved for public space. Seeing Colombia back skate culture like this—not just throwing money at it, but actually dropping parks into prime spots—is seriously awesome.
Skatepark Bowl 72
Tucked right in the heart of Bogotá, Skatepark Bowl 72 is built around one single, wild bowl. The shape is totally unique—honestly, there isn't really a word in English or Spanish that properly describes the layout. Super smooth concrete, tight transitions, and...
Usatama Skatepark
Scoping out Usatama Skatepark in Bogotá can be a bit of a mission. There were people just hanging out without boards, making it look more like a local hangout spot than an actual skate facility. We really tried our best to work around the crowd and show you what the...
Skatepark Transversal
A stock-standard, street-oriented skatepark featuring the standard collection of rails, ledges, banks, and stairs. The park also includes a quarter pipe at one end to help maintain flow. It is a super fun skatepark, worthy of three stars with ease.
