Located in the favelas of Bogotá, Skatepark Palermo Sur features a split layout designed to accommodate multiple riding styles. Half of the facility is dedicated to a concrete bowl, while the remaining half functions as a street plaza equipped with rails, ledges, quarterpipes, and additional obstacles.
Beyond offering spectacular views over the city of Bogotá below, it stands as an excellent example of using limited council space to create a dedicated public skatepark.
Escuela de Skate Bogotá
Tucked away in the Teusaquillo neighborhood, Escuela de Skate Bogotá delivers a dynamic, versatile layout built for every style of rider. Whether you prefer hitting the streets or riding transition, the park serves up a killer mix of street obstacles, smooth banks,...
El Richo
More of a skate spot or a DIY than a legit skatepark, El Richo features a multipurpose set of stairs that can be used as a ledge, along with a mellow quarter pipe to lead you in if you can't ollie. Breathtaking views overlooking Bogotá city.
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...
