Ken Wormhoudt Skate Park
225 San Lorenzo Boulevard, Santa Cruz. Open daily 9 a.m. to sunset according to Visit Santa Cruz County. Deep terrain and serious features; new skaters should observe traffic before entering.
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Santa Cruz’s historic skate terrain. The design rewards flow and awareness more than standing in the middle figuring it out. Verify posted rules and current conditions onsite.
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Compact Live Oak terrain. A smaller footprint can work for progression, but shared lines mean situational awareness matters.
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Hillcrest Avenue, Marina. The city lists rails, ledges, banks, transitions, a large bowl, shade, benches, drinking fountain and nearby parking.
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Public family facility at Cutino Park. The city requires a helmet, knee pads and elbow pads, closes the surface when wet and prohibits bikes.
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