Canada

Canada has produced some incredible skateboarders, the names of Alex Chalmers, Rick McCrank and Mark Appleyard spring to mind. The skateparks in Canada helped to turn these skateboarders into some of the most all-round skaters alive, capable of tearing up everything from street to vert with that very Canadian “Giv er” attitude.

Super good layout with great ledges, banks and pyramids. The skatepark also has a shallow bowl that’s great fun for popping huge ollies. Directions It’s in Confederation Park, just of...

One of those parks with some sketchy strange random obstacles but with more than enough stuff to be super fun. Big bank, funbox, ledges and rails, steps and a fun little box. Directions 174-180, ...

If you were Colin Mckay or Alex Chalmers you could do 7 foot 540’s out of the bowl. There is more to this park than you would first expect. Directions Quite far up that damn hill, but the s...

Wide open and super fun to skate. multiple lines between the Bank, funbox, pyramid and all the other obstacles. Directions Off 99, turn into Ladner then left at McDonalds, then left again park by...

Two pyramids, some big lumps. banks and some grinder thingys. Directions 64th Ave on 203 St, keep your eyes open.

Lots of smooth lumps make for unlimited super fast lines. Hips aplenty, some ledges around the edges of the bowls but basically pump it and pop it up. Directions On 6th Street, Moody Park, New We...

4ft – 5ft – 6ft bowl area linked with spines and hips. Also a small street area with a pyramid, bank and rails. Lots to do but can get kinda busy as the whole area is not that big. Di...

Concrete crazyness. Quarter pipes, banks, rails, ledges, something for raw, tech, young and old. More than worth the visit. Directions River Road, west of 2nd Bridge.

Doesn’t really have that whole ‘skatepark’ feel to it, it’s more of a street spot than anything. Hips, banks, loads of random ledges and heaps of cool little lines. Super ...

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