Trail SK8 Park
Thank you for participating in Summer at the Skate Park!
Trail Parks & Recreation would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who participated in Summer at the Skate Park 2020! We'd also like to thank our sponsor, Kootenay Savings Community Foundation, for supporting this great community initiative. We had a great time with all of you, and we look forward to seeing you next summer!

Brenden and Jaryd had a great time hosting Summer at the Skate Park!
COVID-19 Precautions at the Trail SK8 Park
The Trail SK8 Park is located at Gyro Park near the boat launch. It's an all-ages family friendly amenity with 13 great features, including a large bowl. We ask that all users follow the COVID-19 preventative measures on the posted signage - also listed below.
HELP KEEP THIS SPACE OPEN BY USING THE SKATE PARK RESPONSIBLY
- You are here to skate – don’t congregate
- Leave the skate park when you are finished
- Limit users to 10 people in the park at one time
- If it is busy, come back another time
- If others are waiting, limit use to 30 minutes
- Avoid all common touch points
- Do not share equipment
Also:
- Stay home if you are sick
- Maintain physical distancing (2m or 6ft)
- Bring your own hand sanitizer
- Practice respiratory etiquette (cough into your sleeve)
About the Trail SK8 Park

- The Trail SK8 Park broke ground on Monday, July 23, 2018.
- New Line Skateparks, a Langley BC-based provider of large-scale municipal skatepark construction services, completed construction on Monday, October 22, 2018.
- In the spring of 2017, CBT provided $150,000 of Recreation Infrastructure grant funding, and City Council committed $445,000 to complete the project in 2018.
- Additional fundraising comes from the Society for the Friends of the Trail Skatepark of $80,000 in cash contributions and $8,500 of in-kind services, and a donation of $30,000 USD from the Murphy Family Foundation.
- Donors who made a contribution of $100 or more are recognized on bronze plaques that have been installed at the SK8 Park site.