by NYC Parks
A public skatepark under the Alexander Hamilton Bridge in Highbridge Park, opened in 2014. Local kids skate and scooter on its ramps and ledges for free.
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Open during park hours
Free
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Ages 6–17.
Free
Open during park hours
Highbridge Park near W 180th St & Amsterdam Ave, 10033, in Washington Heights, Manhattan.
No. Highbridge Skatepark is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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