Trinidad Community Center
Includes Skateboard Park
Aquatic Center
Frisbee Golf
Baseball / Softball Fields

Trinidad Skatepark

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Description:Trinidad Skatepark is one of southern Colorado's newest skateparks.
This free 15,000 sq. ft. concrete skatepark facility was completed in May 2003 and
has earned rave reviews from everyone who has the opportunity to take advantage
of this skateparks' awesome layout. Most locals seem to prefer skateparks that are free.
This park built by Grindline Skateparks is definitely one of the top skateparks in Colorado.
Most skateparks Grindline constructs are free and unsupervised.
They have built in a near infinite number of lines and unique features make this spot skateable for days.
Not to mention its free. You need to get to Trinidad immediately!

After almost three years of planning and construction, the $205,000 skatepark is considered one
of the best free skateparks in Colorado. Complaints of kinks, poor design and bad lines are non-existant
and skaters seem to think it'll be hard to outgrow this skatepark, no matter how good their skills.

Skaters have come from all over to get a taste of Trinidad Skateparks' smooth bowls and endless lines.
Colorado is known for its free skateparks and when Grindline builds it, you know the skatepark is going to last.
Their business is skateparks. Concrete skateparks are what Grindline does best!

Funding for Trindad Skateparks' construction came from Great Outdoors Colorado ($130,000),
The City of Trinidad ($35,000), in-kind private donations ($30,000),
and Ride in Peace members (almost $10,000). Ride in Peace is a Trindad area skateboarders
and cyclists organization.

The skateparks's creation was spawned mainly by interest of local kids who hounded city planners
for a place to skate. With the creation of the Trinidad Skatepark, the soccer park and the second phase
of the Trinidad Riverwalk, city officials have "shown their determination
to provide recreational ameneties for the community."

Thanks to the efforts of the City of Trinidad, Council of Governments (COG), Las Animas County,
Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO), Grindline, Ride In Peace (RIP), and many local contributors,
Trinidad has joined the ranks of Colorado cities that have built free skateparks.

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