Bozeman Skatepark Montana - The Lost Longboarder

The Bozeman Skatepark in Bozeman Montana is a great skatepark for skateboards, BMX, scooters, and longboards! This smooth cement skatepark has a great flow with steep roll in areas and is great for a rider of any age or skill level. The skatepark features vert, bowl, and street riding all in a well planned compact area.

skateboarder getting air at the bozeman skatepark

First Impressions:

The Bozeman Skatepark is a medium sized skatepark with smooth cement. The park has a 2 bowl areas. One is the 5+ foot deep bowl and it’s the largest feature in the main area of the skatepark. The other bowl is a deep bean shaped bowl that is separated from the rest of the park. This park has some, but not many street riding features/obstacles.

view of bozeman skatepark as you approach it

Pros:
The Bozeman Skatepark has good flow to it. With a steep roll in and a number of banked turns it is easy to build up and maintain speed through the skatepark.

Cons:
Very limited street style obstacles.

Know Before You Go:
Street parking, fast food blocks away, and bathrooms are an easy board ride away on the other side of the park.

Where is it:

The Bozeman Skatepark is located at: 137 N 20th Ave, Bozeman, MT 59718
The skatepark is on the east side of the park with parking on N 20th Ave.

Riders Thoughts: Bozeman Skatepark

The skatepark in Bozeman, Montana is a fun skatepark. The park is not very big, but it is well designed. The parks engineering created a park that allows boarders to cruise at a good speed without any major interruptions. There are a few different areas of the Bozeman Skatepark that help to separate some of the beginners from the more advanced riders. The east side of the skatepark is an area with smooth transitions and roll over slopes. This part of the park is good for warming up or learning the basics of banked turns and rolling down an elevation change.

other half of the bozeman skatepark layout

The east side of the park is separated from the large bowl on the west side of the park by a sloped plateau. This plateau has stairs up to the top on the east side and sits in the skatepark providing a large banked turn and vert ramp.

obstacles and banked turns at bozeman skatepark

The banked turn has metal coping along the top of the concrete. The plateau descends to the floor of the skatepark with a moderately steep ramp. From this plateau the flow of the skatepark carries a rider to the bowl while maintaining a good amount of speed. The bowl is a good sized bowl open on one end to the floor of the skatepark, allowing for fun turns in and out of the bowl. The bowls in the Bozeman Skatepark has an irregular shape that allows riders to enter or exit the bowl from a few different angles.

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From the top of the large bowl and the highest section of the skatepark there is a steep roll in that is the perfect start to a great line in the skatepark.

The roll in quickly takes you down, up and down a pyramid box, then into a sharp banked turn. This is a great turn to pump hard and build speed towards the large bowl. You can enter the bowl left or right and continue your line in either direction.

diagram of the flow at the bozeman skatepark

Starting from the plateau or by following the banked turn from the roll in, riders enjoy jumping the ledge gap to the top of the skatepark. The ramp on the north end of the park was designed for this jump in mind, and many of the regulars here make clearing this gap look easy.

two boarders clearing the gap at bozeman skatepark

The pyramid box on the south side of the park has the only rail in the park as well as a box with a metal lip. Aside from a few ledges and coping, this is the only area of the park with any street skating features.

large bowl and obstacles at bozeman skatepark

The Bozeman Skatepark also has one more bowl that is not connected to the rest of the skatepark.

This bowl is almost a figure eight shaped bowl with a shallow and a deep end. It looks like a classic swimming pool to skate in, with cement coping along the edges.

All in all, we had a lot of fun at the Bozeman Skatepark! The features and their placements made for a great experience and I really enjoyed the flow.

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