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Burgess Skatepark in Sparks, Nevada
Burgess Skatepark in Sparks, Nevada is a medium sized concrete skatepark with a pretty open layout and lots of street skating features. This skatepark is good for riders of any skill level because the park is mostly flat and the open layout gives riders plenty of space to avoid each other. Read on to learn more about the layout and features.
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Checking Out Las Vegas Skate Parks with Lost Coast Longboarding
Whether you're from the Las Vegas area or just passing through, there are quite a few Las Vegas skate parks worth checking out! The skate scene in Las Vegas is alive and well. You'll find them scattered all around the large city so in each description we'll specify which general area you can find some of our favorites. We noticed that there is a huge diversity of skate parks in the area - big, small, advanced, mellow, some geared towards street and some that have it all!
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Hiking Grapevine Canyon: Petroglyphs and Rock Scrambling
Hiking Grapevine Canyon is a cool experience as it mixes history with beautiful desert scenery and some good ol' rock scrambling! Grapevine Canyon is located in the Spirit Mountain Wilderness of Lake Mead National Recreation Area. After viewing the many neat petroglyphs near the canyon entrance continue wandering through the canyon via faint trail and bursts of rock scrambling!
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Dispersed Camping at Knob Hill
About halfway between Las Vegas and Searchlight is where you'll find Knob Hill. From the highway, you wouldn't expect such a fun oasis of boulders out among the beautiful vast desert scenery!
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Skatepark in Logandale, NV | Grant M Bowler Park
We were surprised to find a skatepark in Logandale, Nevada! Logandale is a small town near the incredible Logandale Trails about an hour from Las Vegas. The skatepark in Logandale is a really small, modular style skatepark consisting of several ramps, boxes and a rail situated on an old fenced in tennis court.
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Craig Ranch Skatepark in Las Vegas
Craig Ranch Skatepark is one of the best skateparks in Las Vegas! Las Vegas is home to a bunch of great skateparks - Anthem Skatepark being an area top contender. But the Craig Ranch Skatepark stands out from the others because it is a huge skatepark with unique obstacles and a really diverse layout.
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Valley of Fire State Park Guide | Hiking Info + More
Valley of Fire is an incredible destination not far from Las Vegas. The stunning geology made for a very scenic adventure with a lot of opportunities for climbing and exploring!
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Free Camping at Logandale Trails
Camping at Logandale Trails was such a treat in an amazing area that we actually postponed venturing into the state park for a couple days just so we could explore the area around camp. For an epic camping experience full of beauty, rock scrambling, OHV trails and great winter weather then check out Logandale Trails.
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Rattlesnake Mountain Skate Park in Reno Nevada
The snow capped mountains are a beautiful backdrop to this large skate park in Reno Nevada. This skate park is a great park for a rider of any experience level because of the variety of obstacles, bowls, and open space. From mellow ramps to the tall vert, rails, coping, roll in's and a ton of bowls, this park has it all!
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Boondocking near Hawthorne, Nevada
Just north of the small, friendly desert town of Hawthorne is Walker Lake. Walker Lake is a large lake surrounded by high desert, wild horses, and rugged peak and canyons. We stayed here in April and the weather was pleasant though often windy. We did have a couple cloudy windy days. The mountains across the lake captured the storm and the clouds sat upon the ridge.
