Best BMX Park Palmdale Near Me

4worldlovers: After first hearing about MTB free ride pioneer, Josh Bender, a couple days ago, this seemed like a good clip to go with for today's Sunday morning post. There are a lot of crazy things you can do on bicycles. Check the world speed record posts a couple weeks ago, to see some of the craziest. But one of my personal favorite types of riding to watch these days is Red Bull Rampage footage. It all starts with a huge chunk of rock and dirt, out in the middle of nowhere, like the back country of Utah. Then they let that chunk of rock and dirt erode for about 100 million years, into a steep, crumbly, ridge-lined, chute filled, huge drop blessed, formation. Then, about 32 years ago, a couple guys invented Red Bull, because somebody has to sponsor this insanity. They built that up until mountain bikes got stronger, and a guy named Josh ...

Here's another crazy video that popped up on YouTube, since I've been looking all kinds of bike riding for this blog. I never heard of Josh Bender until last night, when this clip showed up in my feed. I've watched pieces of the Red Bull Rampage, quite a bit them, lately. That's the event where the top crazy downhill free ride mountain bikers are invited to show up at some big, burly butte somewhere in the desert. Utah seems to be the main place. The riders and their teams figure out different lines from the top of the mountain, and have a couple weeks (I think) to dig out the lines, build jumps, and fortify the landings to some huge drops. Then the handful of riders get a couple of runs each, to try and put together a line that's huge, progressive, gnarly, and filled with tricks.I'm not a mountain bike guy, I'm a fat, old, Has Been BMXer ...

4worldlovers: George Lane Skatepark is a 15,000-square-foot outdoor concrete skatepark in Quartz Hill, California. The skatepark includes a flow bowl, snake run, and street plaza.

Opened in 2019, George Lane Skatepark was designed and built by California-based Spohn Ranch Skateparks in the northern Los Angeles County town of Quartz Hill, which is located just south of Lancaster.

The unfenced skatepark is located in George Lane Park, about three-quarters of a mile from downtown, next to the community center and pool.

The skatepark has a range of features for everyone from beginners to long-time rippers. The park is arranged in a large square around a center island of tall trees.

On one corner is a P-shaped bowl that ranges in depth from 5 feet to 7.5 feet with steel coping all around. Next to the bowl is a short snake run with steel coping.

The street plaza combines street features with transitions and includes banks, hips, stairs, hubbas, manual pads, and lots of other features.

4worldlovers:
Please keep the skate park and parking lot clean and drug free!


Please report any acts of vandalism or illegal activity to the Sheriff’s Department.

Here you’ll find all the information you need regarding the Santa Clarita Skate Park, the only place where you can grind, carve and tweak tricks to your heart’s content in the Santa Clarita Valley! Drop in on our information below to learn more about our daily hours, park rules and amenities. The park is open 365 days a year – weather permitting. Whether you are regular or goofy, get more information on our daily schedule and directions to the park on our Park Hours page.

Located at the George A. Caravalho Santa Clarita Sports Complex at 20840 Centre Pointe Parkway, the Santa Clarita Skate Park is one of the top destinations for skateboarders, BMX riders, rollerbladers and scooter riders in Southern California. Our park is unlike any other you’ll find and offers a ton in terms of entertainment value, with various ledges, stairs, planters, banks and other street obstacles. Other features include:

• A variety of rails and ramps designed for skaters of all ages