Where to Ride, Slide & Shred in Denver

Hey Denver!

Denver isn’t just about hiking trails and breweries—it’s an extreme sports paradise. Whether you’re skating downtown, shredding at an urban ski park, or mountain biking some of the best trails around, the city is packed with high-adrenaline action.

Ready to drop in? Here’s where to get your fix of skate, snow, and everything in between! ⛷️🚴‍♂️🏉

🏂 Denver’s Extreme Sports & Skateparks: Where to Ride, Slide & Shred

The Mile High City is a playground for action sports lovers. Whether you’re into skateboarding, mountain biking, snowboarding, or even curling, Denver has top-tier parks and facilities where you can push your limits. Grab your gear and dive into the city’s best extreme sports parks!

🛹 Skate & Bike Parks

Downtown Denver Skatepark

📍 20th St. & Little Raven St., Denver

🛹 Skateboarding

One of the largest free skateparks in the country, this 2.5-acre park is packed with bowls, pipes, and street-style features. Open daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., this multigenerational skate spot is always buzzing—especially in the summer.

Ruby Hill Mountain Bike Park

📍 Ruby Hill Park, Denver

🚵‍♂️ Mountain Biking

Featuring dirt jumps, pump tracks, a slopestyle course, and a full skills circuit, this free-to-ride park is one of Denver’s best biking destinations. Located near Levitt Pavilion, it’s a great spot to catch live music after your ride.

Valmont Bike Park

📍 3160 Airport Rd., Boulder

🚵‍♂️ Mountain Biking, Cyclocross

This 42-acre park is a must-visit for mountain bikers and cyclocross racers. With trails for all skill levels and world-class features, it’s even a training ground for international athletes.

⛷️ Ski & Snowboard Parks

Ruby Hill Rail Yard

📍 Ruby Hill Park, Denver

⛷️ Skiing, Snowboarding

A free, urban terrain park built in partnership with Winter Park Resort. With eight to ten rails and boxes for varying skill levels, it’s a unique way to hit the slopes—without leaving the city.

SNÖBAHN Action Sports Center

📍 Thornton & Centennial

⛷️ Indoor Skiing/Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Trampolining

Train year-round on a moving treadmill-like ski slope, or hit the 13,000-square-foot skatepark. Bonus: there’s a bar for après-ski vibes.

🏉 Other Extreme Sports Parks

Infinity Park

📍 4599 E. Tennessee Ave., Glendale

🏉 Rugby

Home to RugbyTown USA, Infinity Park is one of the only dedicated rugby stadiums in the U.S. Catch a match or join a beginner-friendly program—no experience necessary!

Denver Curling Club

📍 14100 W. 7th Ave., Golden

🥌 Curling

Learn the art of curling at this state-of-the-art facility. Try a “Learn to Curl” class and see if you have what it takes to sweep your way to victory.

Boulder Playpark

📍 Eben G. Fine Park, Boulder

🚣 Kayaking, Canoeing, Tubing, Paddleboarding

This historic whitewater park is a go-to for paddlers of all kinds, from kayakers to stand-up paddleboarders. In the colder months, it transforms into a great fishing spot.

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