skate spots
VENICE BEACH SKATEPARK
Here is comes – what has been 30 years in the making will finally be 1 of the hotest skateparks in the world
So Cal skaters could not be any more enthusiastic about the Venice Beach Skate Park Project!
The 17,000 square foot premier Skate Park, located on the beach, in the sand, at the heartland
and birthplace of skateboarding is now under construction!
Thrashers Skate Park – Pretoria, South Africa
Extremely happening skateboard park for deeply cool kids.
- Address: 241 Serene Street, off Atterbury Rd, Menlyn
- Tel: 012 348 0669
Wave House – Durban, South Africa
Wave House Durban is all about going big. The Tony Hawk-designed skatepark is the largest facility south of the equator -
58,000 square feet of bowls, ramps, a street plaza, an open flow area and a hybrid: all of it lit up at night, because Durban skaters just can’t get enough.
Wave House Durban was the first in the Wave House archipelago, and its double FlowBarrel® DRex is unique in the world – a right and a left barrel flowing directly at each other, so regular foots can perch in the barrel and throw shakas at their goofy foot friends in the left barrel.
The DRex is the center attraction at Wave House Durban – with the accent on action. Directly behind the DRex there is a lighted stage and directly in front of the DRex is an area that used to handle 5,000 crazed South African party animals. But the population of Durban party animals is increasing faster than the population of white rhino at the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve, and Wave House Durban has expanded its space to accommodate 7,000 for flowboarding contests, skateboard contests, musical events and special events public and private.
Those 7,000 might come to watch some of the world’s best flowboarders on the DRex, or they might come for the musical events, like the Uprising Festival, which placed two dozen of Durban’s best bands center stage in the middle of the South African winter – in July of 2008.
Wave House Durban is expanding because people are coming: To ride waves, skate the ramps, listen to music, hang out, party, go shopping and just soak up one of Durban’s man-made wonders.
Wave House Durban is all about going big: double backflips on the DRex, 720s on the vert ramp, Durban’s best bands cranking it to 11 and letting the world know about the South African beat.
And now Wave House Durban is better equipped to handle all the sound and fury of South Africa’s finest, enjoying the Royal Palace of Youth Culture.
Plz read the original article @: http://www.wavehouse.com/Wave_House_Durban_expanding
DURBAN BEACH FRONT SKATEPARK
DURBAN BEACH FRONT SKATEPARK
- Durban Beach Front Park North Beach, Durban
- obstacles: concrete ramps and banks, rails, mini bowl area, stairs, hips and plenty grind ledges
- Tel: (031) 332 3743
- directions: call or email http//www.bmxdirect.net
- Location: http://www.extremesportsmap.com/za/spot_details.php?spot_id=1438
- For more plz visit: http://www.interbmx.com/location.php?view=locations&id=253&loc=432
Germiston Bowl – Germiston, South Africa
To get there, take the N3 north. At the Geldenhuis Interchange, take the Germiston turn off. Turn right into Russel Avenue.
Hartbees Holiday Resort Outdoor Skate Park, South Africa
How to get to Hartbees Holiday Resort Skate Park
Hartbees Holiday Resort is located in Johannesburg Gauteng South Africa at this address
and your can get there by these directions:
From Sandton: William Nichol, past Montecasino, Fourways, Indaba Hotel, Diepsloot, under Krugersdorp-Pretoria freeway. Left at Hartebeespoort sign on 511 and carry on along a long and windy road to Harties, go straight through the town, through the tunnel, over the dam wall, past Tant Malies, to the 4-way stop. Turn right and Hartbeespoort Holiday Resort will be approximately 3 km further on the right hand side, past Mount Amanzi.
From Randburg: Follow Hans Strydom, go over the Roodepoort Freeway, past Banbury Crossing and Kya Sands, past Lanseria turnoff, through Broederstroom to a stop street. Dont turn right to Pelindaba – turn left and go past Pecanwood and continue for a few km (water on your right) and turn right on the Brits and Sun City road. Cross a long bridge over the water and at stop street turn right, with water on your right. Continue past Cosmos turnoff and go to 4-way stop. At Damdoryn 4-way stop, proceed straight on and Hartbeespoort Holiday Resort will be approximately 3 km further on the right hand side, past Mount Amanzi.
KLAUS’S RAMP IN CONSTANTIA.
“Craig Kleynhans grinds the ply (!no coping!) at Klaus’s ramp in Constantia. Gavin de Klerk, Mark Jubber and Terry watch on”.
Skater: Carl Treurnich







































