Cherry Hinton Skatepark
Cherry Hinton skatepark was built by Canvas and opened in 2014. It holds a transitions based course that is all concrete and set in a circular shape meaning it has some really nice flowing lines.
One side of the skatepark has a concrete mini ramp with a small vert extension, the end of which opens out into the rest of the course with a bowled corner. The main body of the skatepark is made up of a circuit which on one side has a roll over connected to a manny pad leading up to a bowled taco with spine at the end of the circuit to pump around. This then brings you back to a flat section with a ledge and a rail which leads on to a falt bank to take you up to the platform of the mini ramp.
This is a really nice local park and it is definitely worth getting down here whetehr you are a beginner or and experienced rider. The creative way that the obstacles have been laid out means that there are some nice lines that flow really well.
- Concrete
- Free
- Outdoors
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Getting there
Cambridge train station: Exit Cambridge train station and take the road on your left, cross over the roundabout and follow the road until the footpath on the right. Follow this path until Hills Road and turn left, follow the road until Cherry Hinton Road and take this road. Follow this road for a while until you see High Street on your left, take this road and follow it north until you see Cherry Hinton Recreation Ground on your right. Here is where the skatepark can be found.
Mill End Close bus stop: Exit the bus and Cherry Hinton Recreation Ground wil be in sight, here is where the skatepark is situated.
Cherry Hinton Skatepark
Cherry Hinton Recreation Ground
High Street
Cambridge
CB1 9NU
The address and postcode shown are approximate. Many skateparks do not have a postal address and can be accessed from more than one road.
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Amenities
There are no on site toilets but there are free to use facilities nearby.
Builder
The following suppliers were involved in the design and build of the current skatepark.
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