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.
Longford Skatepark
Longford Skatepark is a medium-sized concrete park with a combination of transition and street obstacles. There is a unique mini ramp with traditional steel coping that is the only standard thing about the ramp. The rest of the skatepark includes a number of large...
Devonport Skatepark
Devonport Skatepark is another concrete masterpiece to complement the quiver of epic skate parks in Tasmania. The park has a large concrete surface with heaps of rad street obstacles and features an awesome skate bowl with a spine. The street section is comprehensive...
Glenorchy Skatepark
Glenorchy Skatepark is one of the latest and greatest concrete masterpieces to hit Tasmania and is something worth marvelling over at the least if not jumping on The Spirit Of Tasmania for. The large concrete skateboard park has heaps of smaller mellow street features...
