Mountain Home

Mountain Home, Idaho

Mountain Home Skatepark

The Mountain Home Skatepark is an expansive 13,016-square-foot all-concrete masterpiece. Funded in collaboration with The Skatepark Project (formerly the Tony Hawk Foundation), this modern facility serves as a major upgrade from the city's old modular ramps. It is highly regarded for its unique architectural features and excellent flow that caters to transition, street, and hybrid riders alike.

  • Richard Aguirre Park near E 10th N, Mountain Home, ID 83647

  • Park Size: 13,016 Sq ft.

    • Custom Rock Quarter-Pipes: Unique transition walls that natively incorporate large boulders and rocks into the concrete lips, challenging riders to pull off creative "rock-to-fakie" maneuvers

    • Flowing Bowl with Pool Coping: A deep, speed-generating concrete bowl built with a mix of heavy-duty pool coping and standard metal coping for versatile grinding styles

    • Aesthetic Brick Bank: A stylized, textured street-plaza bank built out of laid brick accents to mimic real-world street spots

    • Technical Street Plaza: A multi-level obstacle course loaded with flat rails, square handrails, stairs, and crisp manual pads

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