40,000 sq ft · Street · Transition · Vert
One day. One park. $8,000 in prize money across three divisions. Whether you're a sponsored am trying to film your best line before the deadline, a kid who's been practicing that nosegrind for six months, or a dad who just wants to prove the legs still work — this is your session.
Manual pads, rails, stairs, ledges. Technical flatground welcome. Judged on creativity and difficulty.
Bowls and vert ramp. Flow, amplitude, and trick selection. The cathedral wall is in play.
All ages, all styles. No prerequisites. Show up and skate. Best vibes, best tricks, best time.
Every zone was shaped by skaters for skaters. No skate-park-by-committee compromises. Just terrain that makes you want to skate it.

Three hand-shaped concrete bowls. Pool coping, tight hips, and a channel that will end your session.

Manual pads, ledges, a 6-stair, and a rail setup that gets waxed fresh every morning.

Locals call it the cathedral. 13 feet of pure vert. Full pipe transition at the base.

Mellow transitions and pump-friendly terrain. Perfect for warm-up laps and filming lines.
Sponsored ams, local legends, and a 14-year-old who might beat all of them. These are the names you'll be watching.
2× Dew Tour finalist. Backside lip on a 12ft bowl that no one else touched.
Video part dropped Jan '26. Hardflip noseslide on the Grind rail went viral.
Pro for 11 years. Judged 3 X-Games events. Calls it like he sees it.
First woman to land a 900 at the cathedral wall in practice. No debate.
Vert specialist. 14 years old. Already got a phone call from Red Bull.
Weekend warrior. 38 years old. Stomped a varial heel last Tuesday. Still got it.
+ 80 more registered competitors · Full list posted March 1st
Back trucks over the lip. Weight back. The park goes quiet for a fraction of a second — then you commit. That's what Grind is built for. The moment before, and every moment after.
Last year 340 skaters showed up. 94 competed. All of them said the same thing afterward: "I'm coming back."
47 competitor slots left. When they're gone, they're gone. The clock doesn't care how good you are — register now or watch from the bleachers.
▶ March 15, 2026 · 11:59 PM Pacific