Skate Parks

My favorite skate park would probably be Ollie’s Skate park down in Kentucky. I have has so many memories at that skate park, it’s a real nice place to skate at too. There are a lot of half-pipes, ramps, and rails there, the place is filled with them!  Everything is made out off wood except the rails and the people skating there. There are places to skate for beginners , and there’s a place made for the professional skaters too. They also have a café at the skate park, it’s filled with pop machines, food machines, and it’s even got its own microwave in there. They also have a skate shop inside the skate park, where they sell skate wheels, nuts and bolts, skate trucks, skate wax ( to grind on the curb ), skate decks, and just about everything a skater needs. The beginners usually stay around the area where all the small and simple things are. Like the short-rails, kickers, quarter-pipes, etc. They usually don’t do much except mess around and carry on silly conversations. The professionals on the other hand are actually a lot different than the beginners. They are more serious with their actions and the tricks they do are just unbelievable. They do some of the coolest, and some of the most hardest tricks in skateboard history. They don’t mess around that much, unless they’re taking a break, then they usually just carry on some of their silly conversations. Ollie’s Skate Park is so amazing.