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Horsforth Skatepark is a must-visit skate park located between Leeds and Bradford in Horsforth Hall Park, Fink Hill, LS18 5JE. This skate park stands out from others in the area due to its unique design and features that cater to experienced riders.
Built by the reputable Concreate Skateparks, Horsforth Skatepark is a concrete transition park that offers a legitimate bowl experience. It boasts intimidating features, such as ample pool coping, and a variety of transitions in all directions. Riders will find themselves challenged and need to learn the intricacies of riding this park.
One of the standout aspects of Horsforth Skatepark is its character and rough-around-the-edges style. Unlike many other parks that are cookie-cutter and lack personality, this park is packed with interesting and unique elements. It truly offers a different skateboarding experience, making it worth the journey for skaters seeking something new and exciting.
The park itself is designed as a snake run, gradually becoming deeper and steeper as riders progress. At the shallow end, there is a mix of transitions that can be used as a mini ramp. Beyond that, a long quarter with a local stone serving as a sub box leads to the deep 'n' steep section. This design allows for two distinct areas to be used concurrently, providing riders with options for different lines.
One standout feature at Horsforth Skatepark is the kidney pool. As the name suggests, it is a savage and challenging feature that skaters can explore.
For those interested in visiting Horsforth Skatepark, it is recommended to check out the park's official Instagram page for updates, news, and stunning photos of the park's features. It is undoubtedly a spot worth exploring for any skateboard enthusiast looking for an exhilarating and unique riding experience.
Please note that this description is based on a previous article written by Robin Pearson and credits Adam Lievesley for the photos.
