BMX and Skate Parks

Wade Galloway Skate Park (located on the corner of Mayor Magrath Drive South & South Parkside Drive)

• Designed for skateboards, scooters, inline skates and freestyle BMX bikes
• Contoured concrete featuring various concrete obstacles
• Multiple rails
• Open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Opened in 2014
  

Dave Elton Skate Park (located in the northwest corner of Dave Elton Park)

• Designed for skateboards, inline skates and freestyle BMX bikes
• Contoured concrete featuring a bowl and concrete obstacles
• Grassed spectator/picnic area
• Designed for users aged six and older
• Open from sunrise to sunset
• Opened in 1999

Legacy Park Skate Park

• Designed for skateboards, scooters, inline skates and freestyle BMX bikes
• Contoured concrete plaza style park featuring a bowl and concrete obstacles
• Features timed lights that may be turned on by users after sunset
• Picnic and spectator areas
• Open during park hours
• Opened in 2018

 Watermark All-Wheel Park (located at Senator Joyce Fairbairn Middle School)

• Designed for all ages and abilities: strider bikes, skateboards, scooters, inline skates and freestyle BMX bikes
• Concrete plaza style skate park with obstacles
• Asphalt pump track
• Built with accessibility in mind
• Open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Features timed lights that may be turned on by users after sunset
• Opened in 2018

BMX Park (located in the northwest corner of Dave Elton Park)

• Dirt track
• For riders aged three and older

• This site is not open-access to the public, it is a private leased-site available through the Lethbridge BMX club. For more information and schedules, go to www.lethbridgebmx.com

• Opened in 1986 and funded by the Lethbridge Elks Club