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Skate Summit County
When the snow melts, the crew goes skating. Summit County has three free public parks within 20 minutes of Main Street.
Free and public
Where to skate
| Park | From Breck | What it has | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breckenridge Skate Park 880 Airport Rd | In town | Next to the rec center. An 11 foot bowl, a snake run, beginner and advanced bowls and a skateable mine cart. Sunrise to sunset. | Directions |
| Frisco Skate Park 621 Recreation Way | ~15 min | 28,000 square feet of ramps, bowls and jumps at the Frisco Adventure Park. Dawn to dusk, May to early October. | Directions |
| Silverthorne Skatepark Rainbow Park, 590 Rainbow Dr | ~20 min | Street and bowl with natural rock worked into the park. |
Good to know
- Parks are open in the warm months. Snow and ice close them for the season.
- Helmets are smart, and pads help when you are learning.
- Bring water. It is dry and high up here.
- Not sure what parts go together? Ask us in the shop.
Asked at the counter
Local questions
Is there a skatepark in Breckenridge?
Yes. The Breckenridge Skate Park is next to the Recreation Center at 880 Airport Rd. It is free and has an 11 foot bowl, a snake run and beginner bowls.
What skateparks are in Summit County?
Breckenridge Skate Park, Frisco Skate Park at the Frisco Adventure Park, and the Silverthorne Skatepark in Rainbow Park. All three are free.
Where can I buy a skateboard in Breckenridge?
Underground Snowboards at 320 S Main St carries decks, trucks, wheels, bearings, pads and skate shoes.
Keep exploring
Checked October 2026 against the sources linked on this page. Rules, dates and conditions change, so confirm before you go, or stop by the shop at 320 S Main St for the latest.