Manhattan, NYC

The banked brick plaza under the Brooklyn Bridge — closed for 15 years, fully reopened to skaters in 2025.

Portland, OR

The original DIY concrete park, built illegally under a bridge in 1990 and still skater-run today.

Venice, CA

Oceanfront concrete bowl and street course, free and open to the public right on the boardwalk.

Barcelona, Spain

Smooth marble ledges and gaps outside the modern art museum — one of the most filmed plazas in skating.

London, UK

Raw concrete undercroft skated continuously since the 1970s, saved from redevelopment by its own community.

Philadelphia, PA

Skater-built concrete bowls and snake runs under I-95, expanded and maintained by locals for decades.