Northglenn Skate Park review

For this review, I have selected the Northglenn Skate Park. Officially called the Don Anema Memorial Skatepark, it is located in E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park in Northglenn on Community Center Drive at 117th east of Washington Street. Located at the SE corner of the park, there are plenty of other things to do for family members who might not skate. There is a lake, restrooms, basketball courts and picnic areas. As for the Skatepark, there is a bowl, a 6 stair, rails, marble hubba and wedge to wedge gap. There is also a vortex that has been featured in Thrasher Skateboarding magazine. It is open from 5AM to 10PM and has lights. This park gets an A grade.

Broomfield Skate Park

For this post I am reviewing the Broomfield Skate Park. The park is located near the Broomfield softball complex behind 120th and Main St. This park has a variety of challenges for skaters. There are 2 bowls. A 3 flat 3. A six stair and several manni pads. It has lighting which is a plus. Overall, the park is a little small. Because of that, I would rate it a C.

Westminster Skate Park

Tom MeltzOctober 3, 2013 at 8:06 PM

For my first skate park, I will be commenting on the Westminster skate park. Located in the Westminster rec center complex at 104th and Sheridan, this is a good all around skate park. It offers a variety of challenges for all levels of skaters. There are wedges, platforms, rails, stairs and a bowl. There is plenty of parking. The softball fields and soccer fields are close by, as is the Westminster Rec Center. The drawbacks are that there is no lighting for after dark and it is at the top of a hill with no trees to block the wind. The drain on the bowl is not exactly at the lowest point so there may be some water that hasn't drained completely. Overall, I would rate it a B.

Skatepark reviews coming soon

Hello. This is my first blog. I will be commenting on skate parks in the north metro Denver area. I am in the process of finalizing my design and will start posting soon.