Jordan Park Skatepark is a free neighborhood skatepark inside Jordan Park on Salt Lake City's west side, right along the Jordan River Parkway. It's a long-running local spot where you'll find skaters of all ages working on tricks, and it makes an easy stop if you're riding or walking the Parkway trail.

The all-concrete layout is small and street-oriented. A low flat rail sits in the middle of the flat ground next to a steel-edged box with sloped sides, while long, curving ledges capped with metal edging wrap around the outside of the park. A winding, banked pathway rolls through the park, so you can carve and pump between the ledges and keep your speed up. It's a mellow, approachable spot for working on grinds, slides, and manuals, and the big shade trees right next to the concrete make it a comfortable place to skate on hot summer days.

The skatepark shares Jordan Park with the International Peace Gardens, an off-leash dog area, softball fields, volleyball courts, drinking fountains, and plenty of shade trees, so there's room for the whole crew to hang out between sessions.