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Description

Huge indoor skatepark with lots of options for skateboards and bikes. There are big ramps but also some mellow street obstacles and a 2’ miniramp. Multiple sizes of obstacles makes it a great place to learn new tricks. There’s a multi-level track that’s for bikes only. They had a resi ramp and foam pit at one point; unsure if they still do.

Location

Hyde Park, 898 Hyde Park Blvd, Niagara Falls, NY 14301

Description

This would be a great skatepark, but the concrete needs some maintenance.

Parking

No parking lot. Park on the street next to the skatepark.

Features

• 4’ quarter pipes
• 5’ miniramp
• A-frame with rail and ledge
• down rail
• flat rail
• boxes
• U-shaped manual pad
• weird 6-sided bank

Location

Keysa Park, Vandenberg Ave, Lancaster, NY 14086

Description

This is a fairly large skatepark. While it lacks an actual manual pad, the park has a decent variety of obstacles. In addition to the standard elements, there are mellow banks for beginners, and a big euro gap for advanced skaters. There’s some room for flat-ground skating in the corners of the park.

Location

Ralph Wilson Park, Buffalo, NY 14202

Description

One of the most popular skateparks in the area. There’s a wide variety of obstacles for street skating, and there’s also a bowl.

While the skatepark opened in 2013, it was completed in three phases with phase II completed in 2017 and phase III completed in 2021.

Location

Jefferson Memorial Park, 329 Jefferson Ave, Canandaigua, NY 14424

Description

There’s a limited variety of obstacles, but there are some unique obstacles. There’s no proper manual pad, box, or flat rail. Also the stairs have little run-up and may be unusable. However, the manual pad has a slight grade, which is neat. The walls of the miniramp meet with banks to form hips. And there’s a 4’ quarter-to-quarter (like an elongated spine).

Location

1554 1572 Garrison Rd, Fort Erie, ON L2A 2S6, Canada

Description

This skatepark is across the border, but it’s close enough that it might be an option for you. Of course, you’d be driving right past Lasalle if you take the Peace Bridge.

Fort Erie provides a live stream of the skatepark–you can see if the park is crowded before you go.