Redstone Skate Park 3280 Redstone Park Circle, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129

"This skatepark is a lot of fun. I loved the huge snake run that ends at the big vert bowl area. There's great downhill flow and big banked turns so you can build a lot of speed. There's also a shallow bowl with a spine and a street section with various ramps, stairs, rails and quarter pipes. The street section is at the highest point of the park so using the downhill from there into the snake run/vert bowl was great. I really enjoyed longboarding here, the large layout and big vert walls make this a fun and flowy place for cement surfing!"

"One of the most beautiful parks in Highlands Ranch. Great soccer and football fields, great sandbox, swings, and climbing apparatuses for the kids, pretty lake, tennis courts, too."

"Redstone Skate park has been around for many years. It's kept up nicely by highlands Ranch metro district. However, the kids that skate there are different from 8-10 years ago. A different generation that doesn't seem to have any rules or respect for each other. I'm not speaking about all the skaters, but a lot has changed since I used to go every day and watch so many kids skate. They were there to have fun, respected one another and skate. The park is still nice, but the morale is very different."

"This park is great! A nice variety of terrain! Only thing holding it back from a 5 star rating is that it is often very crowded and there are some large chips in the flat and the flow is off becasue the park is kind of pieced together in a weird way.. fun to rip around though thats fs!!!! Insta: @KDMZ_adventures"

"Great skate park! Features a baby bowl with a little bitty spine, perfect for beginners. It's separate from the street course and the flow bowl, keeping beginners out of the way. The street course feels small, but flows straight into a snake bowl that then opens up into some deeper bowls. Everything is continuous, so you need to call where you are and pay attention. There's also a bunch of trees and benches if you want to stop in the shade for a while."