This cool, covered skatepark is where the city's young shredders and rollers come to perfect their freestyle tricks. Whether you're on a board or busting out moves on a pair of inline skates, the super smooth concrete floor, with its gnarly banks, ramps, rails, and jumps, is your canvas.

This isn't just a place to land a kickflip; it's also a classroom. The people behind Skateistan are a global non-profit using skateboarding and education to empower kids, especially girls and those with disabilities. Beyond the ramps, instructors use creative arts to help kids build critical thinking and leadership skills. They've even set up similar projects in places like Afghanistan and South Africa.

Looking to get in on the action? The park is open to the public on weekends and evenings, and there's no entry fee - just bring your own gear. And remember, safety first! Pads and a "brain bucket" (helmet) are a must if you want to drop in.

Heads up for the ladies: The Wednesday public session is for girls and women only. Time to show the boys how it's done.