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
1800 Ocean Front Walk, Venice, California 90291, United States of America.
Venice Beach Skatepark, a legendary hub for skateboarding culture, has a rich history dating back to its inception in 2009. It was constructed as a collaborative effort between the City of Los Angeles and local skateboarding advocates. The skatepark's origins can be traced back to the grassroots efforts of the Venice Surf and Skateboard Association (VSA), a community-driven organization. With support from skateboarding pioneers like Jay Adams and Jesse Martinez, the VSA lobbied for the creation of a dedicated skateboarding facility in Venice Beach. Their perseverance paid off when the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks allocated funds for the construction of the skatepark. The skatepark's design was spearheaded by renowned skatepark builder, Jesse Clayton, known for his innovative and rider-friendly layouts. Clayton's vision for the park emphasized flow, transition, and versatility, catering to skaters of all skill levels. Inaugurated in 2009, the Venice Beach Skatepark quickly became a hotspot for local and international skateboarders alike. Its iconic location, nestled along the vibrant Venice Beach boardwalk, further solidified its status as a mecca for skateboarding culture. Today, the Venice Beach Skatepark stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of skateboarding and the power of community activism in shaping urban spaces.
Venice beach skatepark features a a snakerun, two bowls and a large street area. Skatepark construction: Calfifornia skateparks (californiaskateparks).
Photos courtesy of Octavio Scholz
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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
Trucks and Fins is a great resource for checking on local spots if you are traveling or planning a road trip! A one stop resource that is constantly updated with the newest projects as well as those bucket list locations worldwide. The intuitive UI features gps coordinates as well as useful information about shops nearby.
Architect Betonlandschaften
Trucks and Fins provide a great service. Its quick and easy to use and has such a vast amount of parks included, not just in the UK but worldwide. CANVAS Spaces support the cause and fully back what they are doing.
Our skate community has been crying out for a comprehensive guide to global skate spots. Trucks and Fins should be commended on their dedication to mapping the world's STOKE!
Maverick Skateparks
Trucks and Fins brings all of the world's skateparks to you all in one convenient place through their endless search for parks around the world. They have park locations, details, images, and more to help plan your next skate quest wherever that may take you. We appreciate their dedication and passion for skateboarding and the amazing gifts that skateparks and skate spots are.
Steve Zanco, Skatepark Respect
A big part of skateboarding is about finding Animal Chin - your spirit animal, or in other words: whatever gets you stoked. Could be the right people to roll with, or that special dream terrain. Trucks and Fins has all the best skate destinations in one place; a map of stoke in your hands.
Jan Kliewer, Yamato Living Ramps