THPRD / TRON Skatepark

THPRD or Tron Skatepark is located at 15707 Walker Rd, Beaverton, OR 97006. The park was re-habed by Dreamland Skateparks in 2018. The park consists of two sections, a street area and a bowl area. The street area has a bunch of different stuff to hit, a gapped launch, flat tiered flat boxes, handrails, stair gaps, fun bars, various other stuff and a concrete half and quarter pipe on the back section. The bowl area has a nice flow bowl that has nice smooth concrete copped with both standard and pool copping. This area also has some street features, a sloped ledge, handrail, a ledge gap, and some other flow sections towards the back of the bowl. All around this park is pretty fun however it can get pretty busy so best to hit it up when all the scooter kids are in school.

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Glenhaven Skatepark

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