Westwood Skatepark
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2.6(16)
Skill Level
Intermediate
Location
Denver, Colorado
Entry
Paid
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Westwood Skatepark is a small, concrete-heavy spot with ledges and a manual pad, but many skaters say the transitions and drop-ins feel steep and the quarter-pipe sections aren’t very usable. If you’re an intermediate skater looking for creative lines on ledges (and you’re careful about wax/slippery surfaces), it can be fun, but beginners and kids may struggle.
Features
LedgesManual Pads
Wheelchair accessible entrance. Reviewers mention heavy wax on ledges (zig-zag ledge) and that some coping is missing, making ledges potentially very slippery. Drop-ins are described as steep; quarter pipes are described as more like sloped walls than true quarter pipes. Gravel is reported to be close to the walkway on the skating side.
Hours
Community Voice
Skaters are split on Westwood Skatepark: some enjoy the pyramid and creative options, while many criticize the design and skateability. Multiple reviews call out steep drop-ins and transitions that feel built by non-skaters, plus quarter pipes described as more like sloped walls. Several visitors warn about heavy wax and missing coping on ledges, and a few mention frustrating nearby gravel and poor parking.
Overall Sentiment
10%
Pros
- Pyramid is fun
- Round coping ledge is fun
- Manual pad is described as the best part of the park
- Some areas have fresh concrete
- Swinging benches and a basketball hoop mentioned
Cons
- Parking is not good
- Transitions/quarter pipes are described as poorly designed or not skateable
- Drop-ins are described as steep
- Ledges have heavy wax and may lack coping, making them very slippery
- Gravel is close to the walkway on the skating side
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