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Missoula Skatepark Association

Links

Montana Skateparks

Skate Montana

A new website dedicated to all of Montana's great new skateparks. Check it out!

Directory of other Montana Skateparks

Concrete Disciples does a nice job of keeping up on descriptions of various skateparks in Montana.

Partnerships

Missoula MOVE Program

This grant-funded program helps Missoulians make the healthy choice and easy choice. The Missoula Skatepark is excited to be supported by programs such as this.

Miscellaneous

Grindline Skateparks

Grindline is one of the world's premier Skatepark Design / Build Contractors and was chosen to design the Missoula Skatepark. Grindline's 50+ skatepark portfolio spans the globe from Orcas Island, Washington to Okinawa, Japan.

Skaters for Public Skateparks

Skaters for Public Skateparks (SPS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit skatepark advocacy organization, international in reach, dedicated to providing the information necessary to ensure safe, rewarding, freely-accessible skateparks are available to all skateboarders.

Tony Hawk Foundation

The Tony Hawk Foundation seeks to foster lasting improvements in society, with an emphasis on helping children. Through grants and other charitable donations, the foundation supports programs focusing on the creation of public skateboard parks, and other causes.

Orthopedic corner: Skateboarding safer than basketball

An article by Dr. Michael Yorgason from the Billings Gazette, Billings, MT. Here's an exerpt: "Skateboarding had an injury rate of 8.9 per 1,000 participants. In-line skating was 3.9/1,000 and basketball produced 21.2 ER-treated injuries per 1,000 players. Statistically, skateboarding is safer than playing basketball."