How Do You Build A Skate Park In A Backyard?
Building a skate park in your backyard makes skating far more convenient and accessible. You no longer have to worry about security guards or driving to a crowded skate park. A backyard skate park can be as big and elaborate as your budget and available space will allow. Even a small backyard can hold a few mini-ramps or grind rails to practice on. Check with your city’s building codes to make sure a skate park in a backyard is allowed. You may have to apply for a building permit in some areas. There may also be local noise ordinances or regulations limiting the hours you can use your skate park. Decide how the skate park will be laid out in the yard. Allow enough space between each of the ramps or rails to build up speed for the next obstacle. For large skateparks, you can leave 50-100 feet between obstacles to allow for maximum speed and height. Small skateparks will not have as much room, so smaller obstacles should be used and placed around 25 feet from each other. Grind rails can
