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Issaquah Skatepark - Issaquah, Washington, U.S.A.

Issaquah Skatepark - Issaquah, Washington, U.S.A.

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Issaquah Skatepark - Issaquah, Washington, U.S.A.

General Information

Skatepark Name

Issaquah Skatepark

Open / Closed

Closed

Lights

Restrooms

Yes

Free or Pay

Free

Inside or Outside

Outside

Are Pads Required?

Riding Surface?

Concrete

Is there a pro shop on site?

Location

Address

Rainier Blvd. S. and S.E. Clark St.

Postal Code

98027

Latitude

47.53

Longitude

-122.03

City

Issaquah

Directions

Outside Seattle about 25 miles on I90 Eastbound. Exit Front Street to Downtown Iss. and take a right. Go through the old town area and hang a left one block past Sunset. It's at a community center on your right near the rear.

Take Exit 18 off of I-90. Turn right onto E. Sunset Way. Continue west on Sunset to the stop sign at 2nd Ave. Turn Left onto 2nd Ave. Continue on 2nd for two blocks to SE Bush Street. Turn right onto SE Bush Street. Turn left into the Community Center parking lot.

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Managment

City

RIP 2017

This park is free, concrete, outdoors, fun and varied. Nothing very big here though. The hips are a fun ride, but the park is all under 5 feet tall. No good street stuff except the ledges with a metal lip for grinding. The pyramid is big and steep.

From one end to the other you start in or on a very elongated horseshoe about 4.5 feet tall with excellent corners and coping. Hips jut of each end of the shoe. One Round and one squared. A couple ledges reside next to the square hip with a short rail of of the high ledge. Then there is a short quarter pipe with about 3 feet of deck (spinelike) with a quick halfpipe behind that. The Halfpipe opens up into a slanted hip, with coping. From the rounded hip of the horseshoe there is a real tall pyramid with a ledge along the backside of it. This park is a Go - as in See ya there sometime!