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Little Chino Skatepark
Chino Hills, California
3.8 miles SE of Chino Hills, CaliforniaLittle Chino Skatepark, located in Chino Hills, California, is a popular destination for skateboarders, BMX riders, and rollerbladers in the Inland Empire area. The skatepark, which is free to the public, was designed and built by California Skateparks and opened in 2006. It has since become a staple of the local action sports community.
The park features a variety of obstacles for skaters of all skill levels, including bowls, halfpipes, and a street course. The bowls, which are made of concrete, are one of the park's most popular features and range in size from four to eight feet deep. The halfpipe is also made of concrete and features a smooth surface for riders to perform a variety of tricks. The street course is made of steel and features a variety of rails, ledges, and other obstacles for skaters to grind, slide, and jump on.
In addition to the skatepark, Little Chino also offers a bike park, as well as picnic tables, and plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors. The Park also is great to enjoy with family, It's a great place for families to come out and watch their kids ride, or for kids to come and learn how to ride.
Little Chino Skatepark is open daily from sunrise to sunset and is free to the public. The park is well-maintained by the City of Chino Hills and has been a safe, fun place for skaters to ride since its opening. If you're a Skater or BMX enthusiast in the Inland Empire, Little Chino Skatepark is definitely worth checking out.
Overall Little Chino Skatepark is a great location for the Skateboarders, BMX riders, and rollerbladers to practice and have fun. It's a well-maintained, free-to-use park, with plenty of features for skaters of all skill levels. It's a great place for the local community to gather and enjoy the action sports.
Sonora Skate Park
Sonora, California
0.8 miles E of Sonora, CaliforniaLocated in Tuolumne County, California, Sonora skate park is great outdoor facility with bowls, rails and some corner spots to grind and do tricks. Everyone must wear a helmet and other protective gear before coming to this skatepark. No Alcohol allowed (try to keep this place clean so they won't close it down). Skateboards, Roller Skates, In-Line Skates Only (Bicycles, Coasters, Scooters, or other rolling or wheeled devices are strictly prohibited in the skate park).
Ollie House Skate Park
Temecula, California
1.0 miles NW of Temecula, CaliforniaBig indoor park with great mini ramp sections and Endless lines and fun. Good vert ramp and street course.
Orange Street Skatepark
Glendale, California
0.4 miles N of Glendale, CaliforniaSkateboard near Glendale, California
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Ferguson Canyon
Cottonwood Heights, Utah
1.6 miles E of Cottonwood Heights, UtahFerguson canyon is small canyon between Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons. This canyon has gained popularity over the last few year and is a popular destination for rock climbers. This is one hike that the canyon itself is the destination. The hike can be whatever you want to be. You can follow the trail to the end and get to a summit or just make it to the shaded canyon wall and stream.
Storm Mountain
Salt Lake City, Utah
12.2 miles SE of Salt Lake City, UtahStorm Mountain is on of the smaller peaks included in the Wasatch Range. Storm Mountain is located in Cottonwood Canyon. Storm Mountain Day Use Area is just 3 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon, conveniently close to Salt Lake City. Big Cottonwood Creek runs alongside the site.
Storm Mountain is more suited for rock climbing than peak bagging. There are also many various trails for hiking and biking.
Hiking to the peak is considered strenuous and there a majority of the hike will be rocky and covered with woody shrubs.
Visitors enjoy fishing, hiking, and biking in the Cottonwood Canyon area.
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Battle Creek Falls
Pleasant Grove, Utah
2.0 miles E of Pleasant Grove, UtahBattle Creek Falls, located near Pleasant Grove, Utah, is a scenic waterfall that also has a rappelling and rock climbing area nearby. Hikers are allowed to see the falls from two view points, below and above the falls, if hikers are willing to hike beyond the falls. The Battle Creek Falls trail head start at Kiwanis Park in Pleasant Grove where hikers take a short hike to the falls. The canyon area is beautiful and the trail is very wide allowing for many hikers to hike up to and come back from the falls at a time.
The trail is accessible year round but the best times to hike the trail are from April to October because the trail gets icy in winter months (although Battle Creek Falls is beautiful when frozen over). The trail is about 1.2 miles and is an out and back style trail. Hikers have the option to keep going up Battle Creek Canyon if they wish to get some steep climbs in for the day. The hike is very easy and is very family friendly with lots of great spots to take pictures.
Locals and visitors alike enjoy Battle Creek Falls for its majestic beauty and fun, easy hiking. If you and your family are looking for an activity to do together Battle Creek Falls could be exactly what you are looking for.
Beyer Skatepark
Modesto, California
3.8 miles N of Modesto, CaliforniaSkateboard near Modesto, California
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Bonneville Shoreline Trail
Salt Lake City, Utah
2.1 miles N of Salt Lake City, UtahBonneville Shoreline Trail is a great place for hiking, biking, and trail running. It stretches from North Salt Lake to Parley's Canyon. The trail follows the shoreline of ancient Lake Bonneville.
There are multiple trailheads to choose from. The City Creek trailhead (which is at the bottom of City Creek Canyon) can take you to North Salt Lake. Distance is about 5 miles.
You can also take the City Creek trailhead and follow the trail for about 7 miles into the foothills. It crosses paths with the Bobsled trail which is a very steep slope that will take you right into the city.
Point Dume State Beach
Malibu, California
2.3 miles SW of Malibu, CaliforniaPoint Dume State Beach features headlands, cliffs, rocky coves and vast beach access. The beach is presently operated by Los Angeles County, which also operates Zuma County Beach. These facilities are noted for swimming, surfing, scuba diving, and fishing. Point Dume is a perfect place to watch for California gray whales during the December to mid-April migration period.
Point Dume Beach is a great place to get away from the crazy summer crowds that flood California beaches. It still gets its fair share of visitors but is not overly crowded like many of the other beaches. It's one of the more quiet and tranquil beaches around. There is an easy hiking trail where you can hike up the to the highest point of the coastal hills and see a great view of the beach all around you. At the A fun fact: you can see Tony Stark's home from the Iron Man movie up there.
This location is a popular destination for filmmakers shooting movies, so it's not uncommon to see camera crew here.
There is very limited parking near beach access, so finding a parking spot may prove to be a hassle. Some places are free to park, others have a small parking fee. You should also expect to walk a bit after parking since there are only a few parking spots right next to the beach access point.
Rainbow Recreation Center
Oakland, California
4.7 miles SE of Oakland, CaliforniaRainbow Skateboard Park is open Monday through Friday from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. Safety gear is required for everyone who uses the park.
Wild Willy's Hot Spring
Mammoth Lakes, California
11.0 miles E of Mammoth Lakes, CaliforniaWild Willy's Hot Springs, also known as Crowley Hot Springs, is a spring located in Long Valley. Long Valley is home to one of the highest concentrations of geothermal surface water in California. Wild Willy's is surrounded by mountains in sagebrush plains, so you get to see a pretty view while you soak and relax in the natural hot springs.
There is a long wooden walkway that's about .2 miles long from where you park that leads you straight to the springs. The surrounding area is wide open with views of the Sierra Nevadas, making it quiet and peaceful if the springs aren't crowded, which they usually are.
There are a few pools here, the larger one attracting more people since it is deeper and has the capacity to accommodate larger groups. The smaller ones are a bit more shallow and are best for a couple people. The smaller pools are also usually hotter, making it feel more like a hot tub. The downside to these hot springs is that it attracts so many visitors because it is free and public.
The water temperature ranges from 95 - 105 degrees, depending on the day.
There are designated camping areas for those who prefer the overnight experience.
Alameda Skatepark
Alameda, California
3.9 miles NW of Alameda, CaliforniaAlameda Skate Park is a popular location for skateboards, scooters and bikes. It has a unique layout perfect for all levels of skaters; featuring steel ramps, a large concrete bowl, as well as a variety of transitions. The skate park has been built on a former naval base, is well maintained, includes awesome views of boats on the ocean and is open from dawn until dusk.
Avalon Skatepark
Avalon, California
0.3 miles S of Avalon, CaliforniaSkateboard near Avalon, California
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Reed Skatepark
Mesa, Arizona
2.2 miles E of Mesa, Arizona
This nineteen acre outdoor concrete skatepark is fairly big. It features an intermediate level street course, a combi pool, hips, and a large beginners area. For more information call Mesa Reed Skatepark or check out their Web site: ci.mesa.az.us.Courtesy of skatepark.com
Volcom Skatepark of Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa, California
2.4 miles NE of Costa Mesa, CaliforniaThis park is so fun, its small but has some great lines. Also has a nice big bowl and a small kidney bowl. A couple rails and stairs, you can find some of southern cals great skaters at this park. Pads are required but only inforced once and a while, but they will ticket you if caught. Open at night You will find the skatepark.com owner there trying not to kill himself on the kink rail..check out some video of the park.Courtesy of skatepark.com
La Sierra Skatepark
Carmichael, California
1.3 miles NW of Carmichael, CaliforniaCLOSED. Closed permanently.
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This new city-run skate park features a 6-foot miniramp, a 12-foot vertical ramp and a street course with rails and quarterpipes. Pads are required, and a fee is charged to skate. Courtesy of concretedisciples.com
Volonte Skate Park
Anderson, California
0.5 miles SW of Anderson, Californiaplace looks fun worth checking out its right off the 5Courtesy of skatepark.com
Yuba State Park
Levan, Utah
15.6 miles S of Levan, UtahExcellent rides.Restrooms and drinking water available at state park entrance. Entry to state park not required to ride. Courtesy of Singletracks.com
Pebble Beach
Mesa, Arizona
17.7 miles NE of Mesa, ArizonaPebble Beach is a popular place to go tubing and swimming with designated picnic areas. It's located along the Salt River in Cibola National Forest. The reason the Salt River is so salty is actually due to a type of tree that grows along the river's edge. The Salt Cedar or the Tamarix tree wasn't native to the area until it was introduced to prevent the river bank from eroding as well as catching the top soil from nearby farming regions. The doesn't produce salt but rather draws salt from the soil underground. As the wind blows and the leaves fall from the Tamarix trees, salt is dispersed throughout the land. Since these trees border the river, it makes the entire river salty.
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