Pipeline Skatepark

This park is the product of 15 months of fundraising and community organization that began in September 1996 with a Juneau/Douglas High School Phoenix Program project and is culminating with the construction of a 7500 square foot facility for skateboarding and in-line skating. Fundraising and organizing is ongoing through the "Skate Board" an advisory board to the Parks and Recreation Department. This spring and summer the site will be landscaped and an art/painting project will be organized.

The park is an unsupervised, self-policed park. Any users must abide by the rules of the park at all times.

Skatepark Rules

The following safety equipment is strongly recommended:

SKATEBOARDERS should wear elbow pads and knee pads with a hard plastic surface, and a helmet.
SPECTATORS in the skating area should wear a helmet at all times.
Use care to avoid injury to yourself and others.
Do not use a ramp or feature while another person is using that feature.
Do not use the park if ice, snow or other unsafe conditions are present.
Do not use any ramp or feature posted with a sign indicating that it is not to be used.
No amplified sound except according to permit.
All other park rules apply. CBJ 67.01.
This park is a drug-free zone.
Check your equipment to be sure it is safe.
Check the ramp and features for safety before use.
Skate within your ability.

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City and Borough of Juneau

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