Facilities

Size

• Acreage: 3.1

Amenities

• Skate Park
• Open Space
• Restrooms

The inaugural Wild West Skate Fest, originally scheduled for Sept. 13, was postponed by one day due to weather. Despite the delay, turnout remained strong. The event featured vendors, food trucks, live music, mural painting, and multiple skateboarding competitions. Participants competed on the street course at beginner, intermediate, and advanced/pro levels. 

A total of 66 skaters took part, representing the Grand Valley along with communities including Pagosa Springs, Montrose, Buena Vista, Arvada, Broomfield, Commerce City, and Telluride. With strong support from local businesses, more than $5,000 in cash and prizes were awarded. The event was made possible through a collaboration with the local Skateboarder Alliance and is expected to become an annual highlight for the skateboarding community.

Congratulations to the 2025 winners!

Beginner

    1. Josiah Myles

    2. Clive Washkowiak

    3. Zander Peek

 Intermediate

    1. Camden Burkett

    2. Chase Long

    3. Tristan Mirick

    4. Merritt Crisp

    5. Kay Hensley

 Am/Pro

    1. Kyle Eggen

    2. Josh Blanch

    3. Thomas Berry

    4. Chris Kerr

    5. Kingston Kalawaia

 Big Bowl

    1. Adam Mercado

    2. Camden Burkett

    3. Tristan Graves

    4.  TIE  Jovian Gehrig, Thomas Berry