- Ault
- Berthoud
- Cheyenne
- Fort Collins (3)
- Greeley (3)
- Laramie
- Loveland
- Wellington
- Windsor
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- AULT Skate Park
- Location: Town of Ault, East of Fort Collins.
- Details: Free, concrete slab with metal ramps and boxes. This park has no pad rules and is open from dawn to dusk. This park includes 4 mini ramps, two quarter pipes, a couple of boxes, rails and a spine. The best thing about this park is that it is in the middle of nowhere and I have never seen it crowded.
- Directions: From I-25 take the Highway 14 exit to Ault. Head East approximately 15 miles into the town of Ault. As soon as you begin to slow down to enter into town start looking for the park on your left (North). This town is too small to miss the skatepark.
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- BERTHOUD Skate Park
- Location: 209 Mountain Avenue, Berthoud, CO 80513
- Details: This free skatepark was created in the summer of 2002 on a concrete slab. The park is in pretty bad shape, but it is probably the smoothest piece of ground in the small town of Berthoud. It features various wooden and metal obstacles, including: Two quarter pipes, Concrete pyramid, Fun box, and a Small rail.
- Directions: Get off I-25 at the Highway 56 exit and go West to Berthoud. The road will veer to the left, but you should continue straight to Berthoud and you will now be on Mountain Ave. The park should be on your left in the middle of the town.
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- CHEYENNE Skate Park
- Location: 45 Minutes North of Fort Collins on I-25.
- Details: Cheyenne skatepark is a free, unsupervised facility. According to the sign, full pads are required, but I have never seen anyone wear any. I am not sure if the pad rule is enforced. The sign also stated that the park is only open during daylight hours, but the park has lights and I believe that it stays open until 10:00. Anyway, this park has many different features for both street and transition skaters. The only downside is that the park can be very windy and cold. The park features: Bank ledges, 3', 4', and 5' quarters, 5' spine, Rails, 2 fun boxes, Pyramid, ...too many things to list.
- Directions: Take I-25 North until you reach Cheyenne. Exit I-80 and go East. Then turn left (North) on Highway 85. Follow for awhile and turn right on East Pershing Blvd. Turn left on Windmill Drive and the skatepark is on the left side ot the road.
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- FORT COLLINS - Elevation Skate Park
- Location: 309 S Link Lane, Fort Collins, CO 80524
- Details: Elevation skatepark is an indoor facility located in Fort Collins. They recently moved from another location and have rebuilt a lot of the park. This park has many different quarters, boxes, ledges and vert extensions. The park is very new and there are already plans to expand. A pro shop is also in the works, and will primarily carry BMX stuff. It is $10 to skate and the session lasts all day long. Open 7 days a week to BMX, in-line and skateboarders. The park is also open for private parties and lessons. Under 18 requires full pads, over 18 requires helmet only. Must sign a waiver. Call for the most up to date info.
- Directions: From I-25 take exit 269 B, which is Highway 14 (Mulberry), into Fort Collins. Follow for about 3 miles and look for Link Lane and take a right (North). The skatepark is about a 1/4 mile down on the left side, and has a big sign out front.
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- FORT COLLINS - Edora Skate Park
- Location: Located in Edora Park, Next to the Epic Center.
- Details: A good sized park complete with a snake run full of hips that dumps out in the street section. This park is designed for people who like to ride transition and like to flow and put lines together. This is not a very street oriented park. Some boxes , ledges and rails surround the main features of the park. The bowls include a 9' section that is complete with pool tile and a light. It is an all concrete park designed by Tim Altic and his team at All-Tech designs (Alltecskateparks.com). One of the better parks in Colorado. No pads or fees. Open sun up to sun down. Features: Semi-clover shaped bowl, Pyramid with rail and ledges, Snake run, 8' Tombstones, 4', 6', and 9' bowls, Step up gap, Assorted straight and curved boxes, Vert wall extension, Spine.
- Directions: From I-25, take the Prospect west exit and start driving into town. When you cross some train tracks begin looking for Riverside Ave. and turn left (South). Take a right into EPIC parking lot. Park and go down the grassy knoll to the park.
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- FORT COLLINS - Nothside Aztlan Skate Park
- Location: 112 E Willow, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
- Details: This park is located on the Westside of the Northside Aztlan Community Center. The park is free and is open from sun up to sun down. The main feature of this park is the wood spine ramp with 6' and 8' sections. The rest of the park is located on asphalt and is littered with mini ramps, a pyramid, boxes, and a fun box. All of these can be transported around for unique skating obstacles. Interesting things are always there to skate. The crash factor is high due to the asphalt.
- Directions: From I-25 take Highway 14 and drive into Fort Collins. Follow highway 14 as it turns right onto Riverside. Then take a right on Linden St, followed by a left on Willow. The Northside Aztlan Community Center is on the right side of the road. The skatepark is on the west side of the building.
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- GREELEY - Sunrise Skate Park
- Location: 4th Ave & 11th Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631
- Details: Asphalt park with street course. Free to skate and open during the day. Pads are recommended but not required. Skatepark features: 4' high X 12' wide mini half pipe, 2' high X 8' long fun box, 2' - 4' high x 8' wide quarter pipes, and a 2' high jump box w/rail.
- Directions: From I-25 take Highway 34 into Greeley. Follow until it reaches Highway 85 and go North. Exit from 85 onto 13th St. and head West. Go to 4th Ave. and take a right. Go North to 11th and the park is right there in Sunrise Park.
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- GREELEY - Centennial Skate Park
- Location: 23rd Ave & 22nd Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631
- Details: The second of the three Greeley parks was made in 1997 with some additions in 1998 by Skateparks International. The size is 50' x 70' and is primarily made out of steel, except for the concrete pyramid. Free to skate, no pads required, and open during daylight hours. Features: 4' high x 12' wide mini half pipe, 2' high x 8' long fun box w/rail, 6' high X 6' wide bank wall, 2 - 4' high x 8' wide quarter pipes, 3' high concrete pyramid, and a 2' high jump box w/rail.
- Directions: From I-25 take Highway 34 East to Greeley. In Greeley turn left (North) on 23rd. Follow until you see Centennial Park on the left (West). The skatepark is in Centennial Park.
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- GREELEY - Peakview Skate Park
- Location: 58th Ave & 13th Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631
- Details: Built in 1999 by Skateparks International, it's an all steel park spanning 7500 square feet. This is a free park with no pad rules. This park is open while the sun is up. Probably the best of the three Greeley parks. Skatepark features: 3' mini ramp, Quarter pipes, Launch ramp, Small rail, Bauer box, and a Spine ramp.
- Directions: From I-25 take 34 East. Follow until you reach 65th Ave and take a right and head North. 65th Street will veer and turn into 59th. Turn right on 13th and then a left on 58th Ave. The skatepark is on the right.
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- LARAMIE Skate Park
- Location: Labonte Park, Laramie, Wyoming. 1 Hour North of Fort Collins.
- Details: This is an all concrete park designed by Team Pain (teampain.com). This park is not very large but is very smooth and full of lines. It is a transition oriented park, so if you are looking for street you had better just go skate the University of Wyoming campus. The park does have a few ledges, a rail, and a pyramid. The best features of the park include the roll in, a 4' spine, a fly out to bank, and a huge "twinkie" that is in the middle of the park to help keep up your speed. Team pain is know for doing quality work and this park is proof of that. It is a free park with no pad rules. Open all day long.
- Directions: From Fort Collins take Highway 287 to Laramie. In Laramie it turns into 3rd Street. Follow 3rd Street through town until you reach Canby. Take a right on Canby and two blocks down on the left is Labonte Park. The skatepark is behind the Union Pacific train engine.
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- LOVELAND Skate Park
- Location: Loveland, CO - Junior Achievement Park at West 10th Street.
- Details: This park is a little small and seems cramped. All of the ramps and rails are squeezed into an area about the size of small basketball court. Most of the features are not placed that well, but because of the limited space it is to be expected. There are no rules and the park is open all day. This park includes: 3' metal mini ramp, 4' quarter pipe, Pyramid with rail, Square flat rail, 2' box, and a Banked rail.
- Directions: From Fort Collins take Shields South into Loveland. In Loveland the street name changes to Taft. Follow Taft past Eisenhower and take a left on W 10th st. Take a right on Hersinger. Follow the road as it veers left, the park is on the left.
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- WELLINGTON Skate Park
- Location: 10 Miles North of Fort Collins.
- Details: I wouldn't go out of my way to skate this park, but if it is better than skating the curb out in front of your house. Two 2 1/2 foot quarters and a 4 foot quarter pipe make up the perimeter of the park. One small flat rail and one small round rail point at the pyramid. The pyramid is almost bigger than the ramps, so to skate it you have to get creative. This park does require you to wear a helmet and is open from 6-10 pm. The cops often stop by and will give you a ticket if you break the rules.
- Directions: Take I-25 to the Wellington exit. Go West into Wellington and begin looking to the right side of the road for the park. It is across the street from the post office. The park is fenced in and nestled next to a basketball court, so it is easily seen.
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- WINDSOR Skate Park
- Location: South of Fort Collins on I-25.
- Details: This is a very new park and at the time of writing this it is half done and skateable. The park is a free facility with no rules or regulations. There are no lights so you can only skate during the day. It is a concrete park with wood features to be added at a later date. This is a rather large facility and when it is done should be one of the better parks in Northern Colorado. Features include but are not limited to: 3' kidney pool, Assorted banks and ledges, Handrails, 4', 5' and 6' quarters, and Stairs.
- Directions: From I-25 take the Windsor exit. Follow into Windsor and take a right (South) on Seventh St. About half of a mile down Seventh you will encounter a four way stop. Take a right on Eastman and the park is on your left. Be careful where you park, the cops drive by about every hour and write tickets to those who park in the street.
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