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Pedlow Skate Park

Encino, CA

Skate ParkConcrete surfaceFree

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SkateparkConcrete surfaceFree
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Pedlow Skate Park in Encino was dedicated in February 2001 as the first skate park operated by the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks. Its terrain includes a fun box, half pipe, snake run and a large skate bowl with rails, steps, walls and other obstacles.

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2001

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Pedlow was the first skate park operated by Los Angeles Recreation and Parks, dedicated in 2001.

Location type
Skate Park
Surface
Concrete
Address
Pedlow Skate Park, Encino, CA
Cost
Free

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