St. George Skate Park
St. George, Utah
0.8 miles SW of St. George, Utah
Address: | 171 E. 1160 S. St. George, UT 84770, St. George, UT, 84770 |
GPS: |
37°5'21.7"N 113°34'47.4"W Maps | Directions |
State: | Utah |
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St. George Skate Park is a 15,000 sq. ft. concrete skating park located in J.C. Snow Park. There are both street skating elements and bowls. Bowls range in depth from four feet to seven feet. The park was designed for skaters of all abilities. Skateboards, scooters, and in-line skates can use the park. Bikes are currently allowed in the skate park on a trial basis during scheduled hours. No motorized use is allowed. Skate Park Rules Open during daylight hours only. Wear protective gear: helmets, pads, and guards. No tagging or graffiti. No food or drinks on the skating surface. Obstacles or other jumping materials are prohibited. No drugs or alcohol. No firearms or other weapons. No signs or advertisements. Spectators are to remain outside the skating area. Do not skate if hazardous conditions exist. Skate respectfully. Warning! Skating is hazardous recreational activity. Skating is at your own risk; use of this facility may result in serious injury or death. Spectators enter at your own risk; serious injuries may result from collisions with skaters or skateboards Courtesy of skatepark.com
Directions
From St. George, Utah
- Head south on S 700 E (92 ft)
- Turn right at the 1st cross street onto E 700 S (0.3 mi)
- Turn left onto S 400 E (0.4 mi)
- S 400 E turns right and becomes E 1160 SDestination will be on the right(0.3 mi)
Located near Fiesta Fun - Family Fun CenterCourtesy of skatepark.com
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