William McKinley Carson Skatepark - Greenwood Village, Colorado, U.S.A.

Greenwood skatepark is a really fun park for carving around. All connected together on one big bowl there are many sizes and obstacles to hit. In the shallow end there is a spine and a couple pockets about 4 feet high. There's also a small rail and ledge and small stair set going into the shallow end of the park. One side of the shallow hips out to a mini-ramp sized area that then drops down into a 6-7 foot corner area with an adjacent hip. Once you zip around the corner you have the twin 'butt' bowls to try to get up to the lip. They are about 9 1/2 feet deep. There's no true vert on them, but they're fun except for the spine between them. That'll take some balls to get over. On the decks there are a few more ledges around the shallow end.

This park is free, outdoors, concrete, no pads required (except helmet I think), has a water fountain and shade for the hot summer days. The only slight drawbacks are the dead end ledges in the shallow end, the coping is set a little bit too deep around the shallow end, and the deep bowls aren't perfect trannies, but they are pretty good none the less.
J.ed - 8/20/03