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Lake City Skatepark
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General Information
Skatepark Name
Lake City Skatepark
Open / Closed
- Under Construction
Free or Pay
Free
Inside or Outside
Outdoors
Riding Surface?
Concrete
Is there a pro shop on site?
No
Location
Address
Virgil Flaim Park
Latitude
47.72
Longitude
-122.3
City
Lake City
Directions
Virgil Flaim Park - , 2750 NE 125th St, 98125
Contacts
Website
Managment
- City
Map
User reviews
1 review
Overall rating
3.7
Street Rating
3.0(1)
Tranny Rating
4.0(1)
Overall Rating
4.0(1)
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Overall rating
3.7
Street Rating
3.0
Tranny Rating
4.0
Overall Rating
4.0
RAD little park just a block off the beaten path in North Seattle. Not huge in any regards, but well designed (go figure, go Grindline, RIP Monk) and a ton of fun.
Usual DVDisclaimer, I'm far too old/fat to hit the street section, so take my perspective with a grain of salt, slice of lime, and a small glass of Agave juice. There's a very cool bump-to feature with a couple ledges and a nice Eurostyle gap, a nice long curved ledge, and an A frame. The park also has a very cool bench/planter that's about a foot high and seems a mile long. There's also a long small stairset with a small square rail and in the back a QP hip with a (I think?) 6 stair and accompanying rail.
The thing that got my goat was the mini-bowl. Clocking in at a whopping 3 feet tall it's got great radius on the transitions, perfect pockets for the size, and coping to match. Not entirely closed in, there's both a good place for the grommets to roll in and practice their first carves and an extension not too unlike the Whale Fin at the Tulalip Skatepark.
I don't get to get out much anymore, but this is a park I WILL be back to next time I'm in town.
Usual DVDisclaimer, I'm far too old/fat to hit the street section, so take my perspective with a grain of salt, slice of lime, and a small glass of Agave juice. There's a very cool bump-to feature with a couple ledges and a nice Eurostyle gap, a nice long curved ledge, and an A frame. The park also has a very cool bench/planter that's about a foot high and seems a mile long. There's also a long small stairset with a small square rail and in the back a QP hip with a (I think?) 6 stair and accompanying rail.
The thing that got my goat was the mini-bowl. Clocking in at a whopping 3 feet tall it's got great radius on the transitions, perfect pockets for the size, and coping to match. Not entirely closed in, there's both a good place for the grommets to roll in and practice their first carves and an extension not too unlike the Whale Fin at the Tulalip Skatepark.
I don't get to get out much anymore, but this is a park I WILL be back to next time I'm in town.
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