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Federal Heights Skatepark | Unique Features and Creative Lines
Federal Heights Skatepark is a large concrete skatepark with a fun, unique layout. You'll find plenty of the classic features as well as some unique obstacles. And the size and steepness of the features found throughout the skatepark vary. So this is a good skatepark for skaters of all skill levels. With so many obstacles and the unique layout, it's easy to spend time here. Plus, the good flow and transitions make this a fun place for longboarding in a skatepark.
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Hiking to Moonshine Arch | Fun and Beautiful
Hiking to Moonshine Arch is a fun adventure worth checking out just north of Vernal, Utah. The hike to Moonshine Arch itself is just a mere 2 miles roundtrip but the beautiful landscape and big arch formation make it a worthwhile adventure! Moonshine Arch is an impressive arch formation reaching about 40 feet high and spanning a length of 85 feet. And to make hiking to Moonshine Arch even more exciting, you can climb around and explore.
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Fossil Creek Skatepark in Fort Collins | Unique Street Skate Plaza
The Fossil Creek Street Skatepark in Fort Collins is a 15,000 sq. ft. concrete skatepark made in 2003 and designed with the street skater in mind. This skatepark features a ton of steps and ledges but the open layout offers very little flow for transition skaters.
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Dinosaur Trackway Trail | Beautiful Scenery and Real Dino Footprints
If you're in the Vernal area to experience the history and magical evidence of the dinosaurs that once roamed this area, add hiking Dinosaur Trackway Trail to your itinerary! Dinosaur Trackway Trail is an exciting and scenic hike that leads through a beautiful landscape to an impressive display of dinosaur foot imprints.
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Water’s Way Skatepark in Fort Collins | Compact with Fun Flow
Water's Way Skatepark in Fort Collins is a small but flowy skatepark found in a residential neighborhood. The skatepark is very compact but is full of smooth transitions and makes for a fun little skate sesh.
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Fantasy Canyon | Unusual Awesome Weathered Sandstone
Fantasy Canyon is a unique off the beaten path destination located near the dinosaur diamond that surrounds Vernal. Take a break from the dinosaurs and check out these odd, intricate sandstone formations and hoodoos artfully shaped by weathering and erosion. This small, concentrated area of quizzical formations is a really cool to see.
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Mehaffey Skatepark in Loveland | Big Features and Fun Flow
The Mehaffey Skatepark in Loveland Colorado is a fun skatepark with some really unique features. Riders ranging from beginners all the way through expert level skaters will have a good time at this skatepark. This 15,000 sq. ft. concrete skatepark was built in 2015 by Team Pain and accommodates both street and vert riders. Many smooth transitions can be found here making this a great place for longboarding in a skatepark!
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Must See Things to Do in Dinosaur National Monument
Dinosaur National Monument is a bit off the beaten path but well worth the journey! The history of the dinosaur bones found in this area and the abundance of remaining dinosaur bones is truly a sight to see. And the beautiful landscapes encompassed in Dinosaur National Monument are also well worth exploring. It's a very naturally rich area with gorgeous geology, lush landscapes and the rushing Yampa River cutting through colorful dramatic canyons.
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Sports Park Skatepark In Loveland | Unique Bowl And Street Features
The Sports Park Skatepark in Loveland, Colorado is a mix between a concrete skatepark and modular ramp skatepark. The skatepark measures in around 11,500 sq. ft. and first opened 2006. Street skaters will enjoy the features of this skatepark, but vert skaters may find the park pretty limited. Read on to find out more about the layout and features.
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Dispersed Camping Near Dinosaur National Monument | Blue Mountain Road
Blue Mountain Road is a long road full of great options for dispersed camping near Dinosaur National Monument. Blue Mountain Road can be accessed from the 40 in Utah or from Harpers Canyon Road in the Colorado side of the monument. While we were in the area, we experienced the top and bottom (or north and south, high and low) options for dispersed camping on Blue Mountain Road. They were very different experiences. So we'll provide detailed information for both of these options.
