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Pascal Lieleg aka Official Bowlshit
2937 E 14th Street, Long Beach, California 90804, United States of America
Orizaba Park Skatepark, also known as the Orizaba Skate Spot, is located in Long Beach, California. This skatepark was built and designed by SpohnRanch, a prominent skatepark construction company, and it was completed in 2011 as part of the city's effort to revitalize local recreational spaces. The park covers approximately 3,500 square feet, making it a smaller facility focused on providing a compact but engaging skateboarding experience.
The design of the skatepark includes a variety of street-style obstacles, such as quarter pipes, a taco bank, ledges, rails, and banks. The layout emphasizes a smooth flow, which makes good use of the limited space. Despite its compact size, the intelligent design ensures that skaters of all skill levels can navigate the space safely while practicing their tricks. This skate spot was considered a crucial addition to Long Beach’s skatepark network, serving as a stepping stone for younger and less experienced skaters before they progress to larger facilities in the area.
The development of Orizaba Park was part of a broader community investment. It coincided with the renovation of the entire park, which included the addition of soccer fields, a basketball court, and a community center. The skatepark quickly became a popular local spot for skaters, particularly because of its accessible and beginner-friendly features. It underwent an update in 2014 to further enhance its offerings and adapt to the needs of the growing skateboarding community in Long Beach.
The skatepark operates daily from dawn to dusk, offering free access to all skaters. This aligns with the City of Long Beach's mission to create inclusive public spaces that cater to diverse recreational interests. Orizaba Park Skatepark continues to play a significant role in the local skateboarding scene, fostering a community-centered environment for action sports enthusiasts.
Photos courtesy of SpohnRanch skateparks
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Trucks and Fins is a huge present to the whole skate community - not just for the skating people, but also for shops, builders and schools. Super easy to use and can't believe how complete it is.
Pascal Lieleg aka Official Bowlshit
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