The old Triabunna Skate Bowl is showings it’s age as it weathers away next to the beautiful river foreshore. The rough concrete has small transitions that technically classifies it as a bowl, however, looks more like a dish. There are a couple of small strips of steel coping that are as easy to approach as the skatepark is to find from the road.
Triabunna Skate Bowl is definitely deserving of the One-star rating and its place on the skatepark map. The skateboard park is a reminder of how far skatepark design and construction has developed over the years. Something to admire online, however, we recommend to save your time and find elsewhere in Tasmania to skate.
Geeveston Skatepark
Geeveston Skatepark is an ageing small concrete street park on the east coast of Tasmania. The skateboard park is showing its age, but still has all your standard street obstacles including banks, ledge, rail and more.
Rosny Skatepark
Rosny skatepark is a special concrete jungle in Hobart. The skateboard park might even be the best in Tasmania. Featuring almost everything a skater, scooter or BMX'er could ask for with transition, street, open flow and even a rad bowl. The skate bowl is shaped like...
Sorell Skatepark
Sorell Skatepark in Hobart Tasmania is another textbook mellow park that appeals to most skaters and scooter riders. The skatepark features bowls, hips, transitions, banks, ledges and more on a smooth concrete surface.
