The recently constructed Walla Walla Skatepark in NSW, Australia, is a well-thought-out and popular destination for skateboarders, scooter rollers and bike riders of all skill levels. With its well-designed features, smooth concrete surface, and ample space for tricks and flips, the skatepark provides a thrilling and inclusive environment for the local skating community to throw down. The park has a combination of quarters that create a 4 ft medium-sized mini along with a smaller 3 ft mini. The concrete is smooth, the transitions are tight and the park comes with traditional steel coping that we have come familiar with.
Surry Hills Skate Bowl
The infamous Surry Hills Skate Bowl is a small, mellow, awkwardly shaped skate bowl with conventional steel coping and a couple of extensions. A couple of symmetrical extensions are directly opposite one another and make the skatepark slightly more versatile as it...
Russell Crowe Skatepark
Located next to the Rooster's footy stadium, the Russell Crowe Skatepark is not a large park but has smooth concrete and a few rad street features. The small street style skatepark is still a rad little street park with different features and slanted ledges. The...
Fernside Skatepark
The street-oriented Fernside Skatepark is the one-stop shop for street skaters. Once upon a time, the skatepark consisted primarily of a mini ramp. Fortunately, the council has left the pimping mini ramp and added a massive extension with the street features. There...
