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Skate Parks In Washington State: Scott Stamnes Memorial Skatepark, Arlington Skatepark And Hillyard Skatepark
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Published: December 6, 2006
There are more than 25 skate parks in the state of Washington.
If you do not know how to skateboard, you could take lessons at your local skate park and get good at skateboarding in no time. If you have been to a skate park in Washington, are you looking for other parks in the same area or looking to meet different people?
Washing state offers many different skate parks to choose from.
Skateboard Parks (www.skateboardparks.com) is a great database for browsing registered skate parks state by state. Click on your state to continue and check out all of the different parks.
Great skate parks across Washington state include Scott Stamnes Memorial Skatepark, Arlington Skatepark, Hillyard Skatepark, Aberdeen Skatepark, Auburn Skatepark, Deer Park Skatepark, Kirkland Skate Court, Olympia Skate Court, Seattle Center Skatepark and Sequim Skatepark.
Before heading to the skate park near you, be sure to check the price, mandatory equipment, rules and age requirements. You do not want to show up unprepared, otherwise you may have to rent equipment and spend more money than expected on rentals fees and admission, unless it is a free public park.
With so much skiing and snowboarding to be had in Washington, it is no wonder there is such a demand for skate parks during the summer in Washington. During the winter, skateboarders go snowboarding on the state’s many mountain slopes; when the snow melts in the summer, it is time to dust off those skateboards and hit the streets again.
If you plan on using your skateboard for tricks and grinding, you should definitely think about going to skate parks as opposed to doing tricks on random hand rails, benches and curbs throughout the city. First off, this kind of skating adds more risk than necessary to an already-dangerous sport. Secondly, you may run the risk of getting a fine or citation by law enforcement officials. If illegal skateboarding gives you a rush, you should start pulling off bigger tricks and wean yourself off of this addiction.
Skate parks are all around the state of Washington, waiting for skaters to come and do their worst (and best). There is nothing better than getting out with friends, having a good time and breaking a sweat while doing it. Look for your local skate parks; a good time is just a short drive away.
Sources:
Skateboard Parks. 2006. Cybernetspecialties. 5 Dec. 2006 www.skateboardparks.com.
Skateboard Directory.com. 2006. Josh Rabinowitz. 5 Dec. 2006 http://skateboarddirectory.com/dir/Sports/Skateboa rding/Skateparks/In_USA/Washington
If you do not know how to skateboard, you could take lessons at your local skate park and get good at skateboarding in no time. If you have been to a skate park in Washington, are you looking for other parks in the same area or looking to meet different people?
Washing state offers many different skate parks to choose from.
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Great skate parks across Washington state include Scott Stamnes Memorial Skatepark, Arlington Skatepark, Hillyard Skatepark, Aberdeen Skatepark, Auburn Skatepark, Deer Park Skatepark, Kirkland Skate Court, Olympia Skate Court, Seattle Center Skatepark and Sequim Skatepark.
Before heading to the skate park near you, be sure to check the price, mandatory equipment, rules and age requirements. You do not want to show up unprepared, otherwise you may have to rent equipment and spend more money than expected on rentals fees and admission, unless it is a free public park.
With so much skiing and snowboarding to be had in Washington, it is no wonder there is such a demand for skate parks during the summer in Washington. During the winter, skateboarders go snowboarding on the state’s many mountain slopes; when the snow melts in the summer, it is time to dust off those skateboards and hit the streets again.
If you plan on using your skateboard for tricks and grinding, you should definitely think about going to skate parks as opposed to doing tricks on random hand rails, benches and curbs throughout the city. First off, this kind of skating adds more risk than necessary to an already-dangerous sport. Secondly, you may run the risk of getting a fine or citation by law enforcement officials. If illegal skateboarding gives you a rush, you should start pulling off bigger tricks and wean yourself off of this addiction.
Skate parks are all around the state of Washington, waiting for skaters to come and do their worst (and best). There is nothing better than getting out with friends, having a good time and breaking a sweat while doing it. Look for your local skate parks; a good time is just a short drive away.
Sources:
Skateboard Parks. 2006. Cybernetspecialties. 5 Dec. 2006 www.skateboardparks.com.
Skateboard Directory.com. 2006. Josh Rabinowitz. 5 Dec. 2006 http://skateboarddirectory.com/dir/Sports/Skateboa rding/Skateparks/In_USA/Washington
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