Pitcher Park Memorial Skatepark — Attraction in Carnegie

Pitcher Park has one of the best bowls for skating in Pittsburgh. This bowl flows super well and is fairly friendly to all levels of skaters, beginners can start at the waterfall, there is steel coping for those who aren't comfortable and plenty of pool coping for advanced skaters. Note that there is mellow pool coping to drop in near the shallow end to practice.

There are no bathrooms near by, you must walk down the hill to find the nearest one. Water is hard to find, the fountain is busted so you must either bring your own or go to the mini golf place if it's even open.

The street section of the park is fun, it takes getting used to finding the right flow.

The locals host a July 4th competition/event each...

This place is unbelievable, especially when you think about where it is located. A little town outside of Pittsburgh and it has this amazing bowl-fullpipe-bowl that's just massive and fast and so much fun. For my one trip here I stayed padded up and in the big stuff, but there's also a bunch of awesome street features including a smallish snake run. Lights come on at night, the place is open until 10 pm: it's a shame something like this doesn't...

A cool skate park dedicated to a passionate young skater who tragically passed. Tony Hawk actually help to pay for it, and sometimes when he's in town, he comes and shreds it with his son and Friends. There's definitely some variety here. It's not the biggest park, but still quite impressive for a...